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Key Highlights

  • New to The Street’s sponsored Show #780 is scheduled to air on Bloomberg Television at 6:30 pm ET.
  • Segments include Robo.ai, American Fusion, Stewards Investment Capital and FreeCast, with executives interviewed on air.
  • American Fusion expects a third-party review report later this month and targets a North Texas facility closing by Thanksgiving.

New to The Street said its sponsored programming episode Show #780 will premiere on Bloomberg Television at 6:30 pm ET on Saturday, November 14, 2026, featuring interviews with executives from several companies, including Robo.ai Inc. (NASDAQ: AIIO), American Fusion Inc. (OTCQB: AMFN) and FreeCast, Inc. (NASDAQ: CAST).

According to the release, the show is hosted by Jane King and will be distributed across the United States, Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa, and Southeast Asia, with segments also set to be posted to New to The Street TV and NewsOut YouTube channels after the broadcast.

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Robo.ai, ALIF Holding and Neurovia AI segments

New to The Street said Robo.ai President Ralf R. Debbas will appear in a three-executive panel discussing the company’s operating businesses, which the release lists as Neurovia AI, ALIF Holding and Quantum Core Capital.

In the segment, Neurovia AI Chief Technology Officer Mansoor Ali Khan discusses the company’s NeuroStream platform, which is designed to reduce the amount of visual data transmitted, processed and stored. The release describes an on-air demonstration in which a 12.15 GB 4K video file was reduced to 421 MB, described as a reduction of more than 96%, while noting that actual results depend on deployment conditions and use-case validation.

American Fusion’s third-party review and Texas facility plans

New to The Street said American Fusion Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Brent Nelson will provide an update on the company’s Texatron aneutronic fusion engine. Nelson says in the release that an independent third-party reviewer recently completed an on-site evaluation, with a final report expected later this month.

Nelson also outlines near-term priorities that include closing on the company’s North Texas “Ranch” facility, which American Fusion expects by Thanksgiving, and moving from a temporary facility into new lab and office space. The release also says the company plans to build a testing bunker at the Ranch and that its patent program and data centre proposals are progressing.

FreeCast and Stewards Investment Capital discussions

New to The Street said FreeCast Founder and Chief Executive Officer William “Bill” Mobley will discuss the company’s software infrastructure for partners such as telecom and internet providers to launch branded entertainment hubs. The release says Mobley will also describe FreeCast’s “partner-enabled addressable customers” metric, which he notes does not represent active users, paying subscribers or confirmed revenue.

The episode also includes an interview with Bilal Adam, Chief Executive Officer of Stewards Investment Capital, covering the firm’s international investment approach and private credit. The release describes Stewards Investment Capital as affiliated with, but separate from, Nasdaq-listed Stewards, Inc. (NASDAQ: SWRD).

The original press release is available on stockhouse.com

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