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Disney theme park growth fuels Q1 results, company to lay off 7,000 in restructuring
Read full article: Disney theme park growth fuels Q1 results, company to lay off 7,000 in restructuringThe Walt Disney Company topped Wall Street expectations in its first full financial quarter since the return of CEO Robert Iger. Nevertheless, the company is planning a new restructuring effort and 7,000 layoffs.
Westwood leads at Sawgrass, gets another shot at DeChambeau
Read full article: Westwood leads at Sawgrass, gets another shot at DeChambeauThat's how it was last week at Bay Hill, when DeChambeau came from one shot behind to beat Westwood with a par on the final hole at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Westwood, who turns 48 next month, no longer has to go up a few classes to face DeChambeau, golf's fearsome heavyweight. Also four shots behind was Brian Harman, who began his day by holing a wedge for eagle and shot 69. DeChambeau can't blast away at Sawgrass because of the bending tree-lined fairways and water hazards. He also knows from recent experience — seven days ago — that it might not be easy the way Westwood is playing.
McIlroy, DeChambeau put on a show for fans at Bay Hill
Read full article: McIlroy, DeChambeau put on a show for fans at Bay HillThe fans were limited in numbers but they all wanted the same dose of entertainment provided by Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau. Defending champion Tyrrell Hatton shot a 77, while past Bay Hill winner Francesco Molinari took a step back from his progress with a 78. He made three of his birdies on par 3s, the strength of Bay Hill. Through it all, it was the activity outside the ropes at Bay Hill that stood out. The tournament is allowing 25% of capacity — roughly 5,000 fans a day — and when most are watching some of golf's bigger draws such as McIlroy, DeChambeau and Spieth, it feels even larger.
Orlando Whole Foods employee tests positive for COVID-19
Read full article: Orlando Whole Foods employee tests positive for COVID-19ORLANDO, Fla. An employee with Whole Foods at the Bay Hill store on Turkey Lake Road has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a spokesperson with the grocer. The safety of our Team Members and customers is our top priority and we are diligently following all guidance from local health and food safety authorities. Weve been working closely with our store Team Members, and are supporting the diagnosed Team Members, who are in quarantine, a Whole Foods spokesperson said. Officials with the grocer said enhanced daily cleanings and disinfection of stores take place as well. To keep up with the latest news on the pandemic, subscribe to News 6s coronavirus newsletter and go to ClickOrlando.com/coronavirus.