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Shotwell says 2 million SpaceX shares will be gifted to children’s Trump Accounts

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  • According to Investing.com, SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell said 2 million shares will be gifted to children’s Trump Accounts.
  • The report does not provide additional details in the preview text.

According to Investing.com, SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell said 2 million shares will be gifted to children’s Trump Accounts. The report attributes the statement to Shotwell and does not include further details in the preview text. No additional information about timing, recipients, or terms is provided in the source excerpt.

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This page summarizes reporting by Investing.com, originally published October 30, 2026 at 11:10 PM under the headline "SpaceX’s Shotwell says 2 million shares to be gifted to children’s Trump Accounts By Reuters". All rights to the original article belong to Investing.com.

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