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Hello Sunshine Lays Off 30 Employees After Reacquisition By Reese Witherspoon And Mediawan

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Times of IndiaHello Sunshine Lays Off 30 Employees After Reacquisition By Reese Witherspoon And Mediawan
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Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine has reportedly eliminated around 30 positions, affecting nearly half its workforce, following its reacquisition by Witherspoon and Mediawan.

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