The Walt Disney Company (DIS) narrows its year-long lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to focus on certain free speech restrictions. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Alexandra Canal outlines Disney’s claims of retaliation by DeSantis and his administration on its stance against the controversial “Don’t Say Gay” bill, which Disney CEO Bob Iger calls “anti-business and anti-Florida.” Yahoo Finance Senior Columnist Rick Newman goes on to explain DeSantis’ campaign against so-called “woke capitalism” and how it played a part in initially targeting Disney.
The Walt Disney Company (DIS) narrows its year-long lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to focus on certain free speech restrictions.
Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Alexandra Canal outlines Disney’s claims of retaliation by DeSantis and his administration on its stance against the controversial “Don’t Say Gay” bill, which Disney CEO Bob Iger calls “anti-business and anti-Florida.”
Yahoo Finance Senior Columnist Rick Newman goes on to explain DeSantis’ campaign against so-called “woke capitalism” and how it played a part in initially targeting Disney.

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TechCrunch
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