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Animation studios Disney and Pixar are developing the film “Coco 2", which is slated to release in 2029, Disney's CEO Bob Iger announced during the company's annual shareholder meeting on Thursday.

Disney shareholders rejected an anti-DEI proposal on Thursday. A conservative think tank proposed that Disney stop participating in the Corporate Equality Index.

Disney shareholders rejected an investor proposal to withdraw participation in the Human Rights Campaign's corporate equity index, which rates workplaces on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer equality.

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Amid uncertain tariff policy, American consumers are in limbo after a strong Q4 spending performance. Earnings from Lululemon and Disney's annual shareholder meeting may offer fresh insights into the health of household finances. Markets remain on edge, and every new hard-data clue on spending trends is important.

Last week, we looked at how tariff policy is wreaking havoc in the C-suites in the US and abroad. That situation hasn't changed—it's unclear what the end game of hiking the US effective tariff rate is and what President Trump plans to do once all the import duties are in place.

Disney's Experiences segment, including theme parks and resorts, has shown consistent growth and is crucial to the company's market capitalization and profitability. Despite a recent stock pullback, Disney's strategic investments and pricing strategies position it well for long-term growth, especially in the Experiences segment. Economic constraints may pose short-term challenges, but younger generations' preference for experiences and an impending wealth transfer bode well for Disney's future.

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The Walt Disney Co. NYSE: DIS is the world's second-largest entertainment company with a portfolio of franchises ranging from Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Pixar, 20th Century Studios, Disney+, ESPN, ABC, theme parks and cruises, and a majority stake in streaming service Hulu. The return of CEO Bob Igor in November 2022 set the stage for a turnaround in the consumer discretionary sector giant after Disney+ continued to lose $1.5 billion.

Shares of Walt Disney Company ( NYSE: DIS ) largely mirrored the broad market over the past month, posting a loss of -10.29% alongside sell-offs that drove both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite into correction territory.