On 1995, Steve Jobs prepped the paperwork to float Pixar on the stock market. The resulting Pixar IPO made him a billionaire.

Disney CEO Bob Iger demanded Pixar return to making quality theatrical releases instead of focusing in generating content for streaming, which resulted in Tuesday's reduction in Pixar's workforce.

The biggest layoffs in the history of Pixar Animation Studios have begun. The studio will lay off around 14% of its 1,300-person workforce. The Hollywood Reporter and Reuters news service both put the ...

Disney and Pixar have long been known for their innovations in the realm of animated movies, and their success speaks for itself. Over the years, each has made incredible films. Though not technically ...

Long the gold standard of the American animation industry, Pixar is, amidst some shakier recent history, now underdoing what is being described as “the biggest restructuring” in the company’s 30+ year ...

Searit Huluf is breaking new ground in animation. The Ethiopian-American filmmaker has made history as the first Black woman to direct a stop-motion short film for Pixar, with her stunning project, ...

May 21 (UPI) --Pixar Animation Studios laid off 14% of its workforce, about 175 of its 1,300 workers, and has no plans to rehire them, the studio announced Tuesday. The workers affected by the layoffs ...