Netflix cuts UK staff and parts with production head Anna Mallett, report says

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  The streaming giant is expanding its pipeline of digital talent to bolster engagement following a recent decline in user watch time. Through a fresh multiyear pact, the platform will collaborate with 4LIFERS Entertainment on new productions alongside acquired catalog programming. This talent strategy arrives amid broader internal changes, including hundreds of corporate job cuts and major executive turnover across the studio's leadership.

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• Parl panel raises concerns over high airfares

  Senior officials from IndiGo and Air India faced questioning from lawmakers on the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Undertakings regarding ticket pricing. The carriers defended their cost structures by pointing to surging jet fuel expenses, currency depreciation, and wider operational hurdles. These discussions reflect increasing legislative scrutiny on consumer travel costs amid widening financial losses across India's aviation sector.

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