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New York Times stock ownership rules tied to account designation face criticism

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MarketWatch highlights concerns that policies described as requiring “Trump accounts” could lead to children designated as MAGA to be made to own New York Times stock.

In its coverage, the outlet frames the development as predictable and argues it could bring significant problems, though the provided summary does not include additional factual details.

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MarketWatch‘Trump accounts’ could force MAGA children to own New York Times stock

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