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AOL.com says Musk promised SpaceX stock shares to every child in the US

Summary of reporting by AOL.com·

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  • AOL.com says Elon Musk promised a share of SpaceX stock to every child in the US.
  • The outlet provides no additional details in the preview text.

According to AOL.com, Elon Musk promised a share of SpaceX stock to every child in the US. The outlet’s headline states the claim, but the preview text does not provide any further details about when the promise was made, how it would work, or any conditions. Based on the information given, no additional specifics are included in the source material.

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This page summarizes reporting by AOL.com, originally published October 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM under the headline "Elon Musk promises a share of SpaceX stock to every child in the US". All rights to the original article belong to AOL.com.

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