No, his salary was not anywhere close to $246 million.

> which also barely made over half its cost at Box Office ($18M movie, $10M in theater sales). Maybe if more of the downvoters who hit my post had actually been paying customers to the movie, this would have more real excitement.

This movie was released in the States in June of 2020 to just over 100 theaters. Dig deep into that big brain of yours and think about why it may not have had much of a box office while being distributed during a global pandemic.

> Despite guidance from Disney that Hulu won't achieve profitability until 2023, Moffett estimates the that the streaming service has been profitable for the last two quarters

Doesn’t sound that cut and dry

Does it?

Which cable companies?

Just under 54.5% as of Meta’s 2022 filing, which doesn’t include another 2.5% of proxy voting power.

Season 9

Recruiting/talent acquisition is slashed for obvious reasons. No need to pay staff to find new hires when you’re not hiring.