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Firstpost says Musk plans SpaceX share giveaway for American children next year

Summary of reporting by Firstpost·

Key points

  • Firstpost reports that Elon Musk plans to give away SpaceX shares next year.
  • The outlet says the shares would go to every American child.

According to Firstpost, Elon Musk plans to give away SpaceX shares to every American child next year. The outlet reports the planned distribution as a future giveaway tied to SpaceX shares. No other details were provided in the source text.

Original reporting

This page summarizes reporting by Firstpost, originally published October 19, 2026 at 8:55 AM under the headline "Elon Musk to give away SpaceX shares to every American child next year". All rights to the original article belong to Firstpost.

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