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Media sources disagree about George Farmer’s birthdate: Wikipedia’s businessman profile lists 7 July 1990 , Companies House/UK-government references reported in coverage place his birthday in July 199...
The available reporting does not show any record or mention of a company named "Willowvaleco" in the Australian, UK, or US corporate-registration guidance sources provided; however, none of the suppli...
GB News has received repeated large injections from named private backers — notably a £41m rescue from Paul Marshall’s All Perspectives in 2024 — and lists some investors on its website, but independe...
GB News is held through the parent All Perspectives Ltd and is principally backed by Sir Paul Marshall (personal investor) and the Dubai-linked Legatum/Legatum Ventures group; reporting says Marshall ...
Nigel Farage’s publicly declared : he lists shareholdings in two private companies — Thorn In The Side Limited and Farage Media Limited — each with him holding of issued share capital, and these are d...
Neurocept is a commercial player in the over‑the‑counter nootropic or “brain‑support” supplement market, presented in product listings and an official site as an all‑natural capsule positioned as a co...
Neurocept is repeatedly presented in 2025 press and vendor pages as a New York City–based supplement brand; several press releases and consumer-facing sites list “New York City, NY” as the company loc...
GB News survives on a mix of investor injections, advertising and growing digital/subscription receipts — but remains loss-making and dependent on backers: total losses exceed £100m and owners (notabl...
Available public profiles and news coverage identify Neurocept primarily as a marketed brain‑health supplement sold through multiple “official” product sites; none of the provided sources name individ...
Major outlets have reported on elements of George Farmer’s public profile—his role on GB News’ board, family background and business career, and his marriage to Candace Owens—but deep investigative pr...
Available sources identify two distinct “Factually” entities: a Montreal-based health startup called Factually Health whose founders include Lina Forcier (CEO), Genevieve Poliquin and Lucas Nogueira ,...
Available reporting about "Neurocept" is mixed and fragmented: some commercial press releases and multiple retail sites present Neurocept as a newly launched brain‑support supplement in November 2025 ...
Neurocept’s founding date cannot be conclusively determined from the supplied sources because multiple distinct legal entities with the name “Neurocept” appear in public records; evidence points to co...
A targeted search of the reporting provided finds no authoritative record identifying who founded or currently operates the domain factually.co; none of the supplied sources mention that exact site. T...
A review of the documents and links supplied for this query finds no report of regulatory warnings or fines issued against Family Wise Limited in those sources; the materials provided instead include ...
The Daily Mail is ultimately controlled by the Rothermere family: Jonathan Harmsworth, 4th Viscount Rothermere, is described as the chairman and controlling shareholder of Daily Mail and General Trust...
Available sources show multiple consumer-facing "Neurocept" supplement websites and recent press releases positioning Neurocept as a new brain‑support supplement launched in 2025, but they do not name...
Neurocept appears in two distinct strands of the available record: a dissolved UK private limited company "NEUROCEPT LIMITED" incorporated 20 Nov 2015 and dissolved 25 Apr 2017 (Companies House), and ...
Neurocept’s incorporation history is . The documents and analyses supplied identify at least four separate registrations: . Public profiles and product marketing sometimes refer to a New York City bas...
“Reloaded” is a common English word with literal meanings relating to loading again and computing/refresh senses that are well documented in UK reference works (Cambridge, Longman, OED) . The string “...