- Walt Disney will start cutting about 7,000 jobs this week until early summer, with bulk taking place in April.
- Measures are needed for Disney to adopt a more effective, coordinated and streamlined approach, aiming to find $5.5bn in savings.
- Cuts are expected to be spread across the company, but hourly workers at its theme parks are not expected to be affected.
- Disney recorded a $1.5bn quarterly loss in streaming, and aims to turn a profit in streaming next year.
- Disney plans to slash $3bn from content budgets and $2.5bn in other costs.
Walt Disney’s Bob Iger sets out timeline for 7,000 job cuts
Media company is trying to find $5.5bn in savings to stem video streaming losses
