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AARP Just Issued a Warning to Congress Over Social Security
AARP is urging lawmakers to slow down a bipartisan plan aimed at fixing Social Security, saying reforms that affect millions of Americans deserve full public debate rather than an accelerated process.
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The Company Unlocking $2.1 Trillion in Energy Potential
Founders Matt McKean and Joseph Witherspoon are on the path to commercializing a technology that extracts valuable resources (like jet fuel and diesel) from coal without burning it. For their team at Frontieras, it’s an opportunity to tap into a $2.1 trillion total addressable market*.
Their latest progress speaks for itself. Here’s why you shouldn’t miss this limited-time opportunity:
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Reservation of the ticker symbol is not a guarantee that we will be listed on the Nasdaq. Listing on the Nasdaq is subject to approvals.
Under Regulation A, a company may change its share price by up to 20% without requalifying the offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Sources: The global market for our products is worth a combined value of over $2.1 trillion.
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Disney May Be About to Make Disney+ Free
Disney is exploring a free, ad-supported version of Disney+, a move that could dramatically expand its audience while reshaping the streaming wars.
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An MIT Spin-Out is Redesigning Baby Formula with Human Milk Science, a $100B Industry
Baby formula hasn't changed in 150 years. It's still made from cow’s milk proteins that trigger allergic reactions in 1 in 5 infants, in an industry worth close to $100 billion.
Harmony is leveraging first-of-its-kind science to redesign infant formula by incorporating human milk components that more closely replicate the biology and functional benefits of human breast milk. Built by a repeat founder and team from MIT, Harvard Medical School, and former Nestlé and Gerber leadership, they’re giving the 130M+ babies who rely on formula each year the nutrition they actually need.
Top VCs invested $7.5M in their seed round, and private markets firm Kingcrowd rated Harmony a ‘Top Deal’ and committed their own capital. 200+ investors followed.
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Why Wall Street Thinks These Beaten-Down Gold Stocks Could Crush the Market
Gold has cooled off this year, but some analysts believe gold mining stocks could be poised to significantly outperform both the broader market and the metal itself.
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SpaceX Beat Earnings. Then the Stock Crashed.
SpaceX delivered stronger-than-expected revenue, but soaring AI spending overshadowed the results and sent shares sharply lower after earnings.
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AI, Nuclear Power and One Tiny Uranium Stock to Watch
Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta are investing in long-term nuclear power to support growing AI infrastructure. One small uranium explorer may benefit from this trend through its active drill program, a 10+ million-pound U.S. uranium resource, and exploration projects in Canada's Athabasca Basin. Shares trade below US$0.25 with several milestones anticipated in 2H 2026.
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