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Elon's new company is private. These 3 tickers aren't.

The next Apple may already exist. Insider sources say Elon has spent two years building a secret device inside Tesla's facilities — one he claims will be "10x bigger than the largest product in history."

There's just one problem: the company is private, and unless you know Elon personally, you can't buy a single share. That was true until Guardian's research team found three public ticker symbols sitting in the launch supply chain.

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You won't hear these names on CNBC — Wall Street hasn't published a word on the connection. But when the launch hits September 21, that quiet ends.

Some are already calling this the biggest opportunity since AI. For anyone who missed Apple before the iPhone, this may be a second look at that kind of setup.

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What’s In This Email

• Choosing Canada Is Personal

• The Best Low-Capital Business Ideas in Canada 2026

• The Karate Kid Musical

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Choosing Canada Is Personal

It was a perfectly fine weekend until I found myself singing deep into Canada and its economy. I was sipping my regular Jimmy’s Coffee order: a large cold brew with oat milk and two packets of Splenda. Jimmy’s is a Toronto-born coffee company that first opened on Portland Street in 2009 — local, familiar, and very Canadian.

I looked at the cup and suddenly wondered: when was the last time I actually had Starbucks? I could probably count the number of times on one hand this year. One was definitely a Pumpkin Spice Latte — some traditions are hard to break — but otherwise, it was either a treat I couldn’t say no to or a caffeine emergency. Setting aside the wider controversies surrounding the brand, Starbucks is ultimately a U.S.-based company I don’t feel particularly attached to. And since Canada-U.S. trade tensions have intensified, I’ve found myself becoming increasingly supportive of all things Canadian — from the country’s biggest companies down to its smallest startups.

I’m not alone. Across the country, consumers, businesses and communities are expressing support for Canada in all kinds of ways — through what they consume, what they promote and where they choose to spend their money.

Read the full article here.

🌐 The Best Low-Capital Business Ideas in Canada 2026

Let’s talk business. But first, let’s name the thing we’ve probably all lived through or fear living through: getting laid off. With the pace of tech disruption and a volatile job market, our career track records feel shakier than ever. Tenure doesn’t keep us safe. Neither, it turns out, do our skills.

So it’s worth building our own security. Let’s take that “work hard, work smart” philosophy and finally point it at our gains instead of an employer’s. Figure out what you actually want to do long-term, and stop living a life that sits entirely in your boss’s hands.

Read the full article here.

The Karate Kid – The Musical

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