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Good afternoon, today is Monday, April 6th, and I'm your host, Kim Khan.

Our top story so far, from Paris Punchline to Powerhouse Amusement Park, Disneyland Paris is stepping into its biggest transformation yet.

The resort's second gate has reopened under a new name, Disney Adventure World, following a

multi-year overhaul. The centerpiece is World of Frozen, a fully built-out Arandelle Land

featuring new attractions, dining, and immersive theming tied to the franchise. Construction is

already underway on a Lion King-themed area

as Disney continues its efforts

to turn the once-struggling second park

into a true full-day destination.

The resort first opened as Euro-Disniland in 1992

and struggled in its early years

amid cultural missteps,

economic weakness, and lower than expected attendance.

Hello, Ich and Scratchyland open for business? Who are you to resist it, huh?

The second gate, Walt Disney Studios Park, launched in 2002, but was widely viewed as underdeveloped.

After pandemic setbacks, attendance has rebounded, setting the stage for

the 2026 relaunch. Among active stocks, BlackRock is filed for an ETF that would track the NASDAQ-100

index under the symbol IQQ. Until now, Invesco has been the only asset manager licensed to offer

U.S. listed ETFTS that solely tracked the index,

via the $374 billion dollar triple Q trust, and the $70 billion in Vesco NASDAQM.

Antwilio was upgraded to buy from Hold at Jeffries,

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