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Aflac Incorporated, founded in 1955 in Columbus, Georgia, is the largest provider of supplemental insurance in the United States. With nearly $125 billion in assets, Aflac offers financial protection to over 50 million people worldwide. The company initially focused on cancer insurance, which became its signature product and helped it dominate the market. Aflac specializes in voluntary supplemental insurance, providing cash benefits for covered accidents or illnesses. Its product offerings include cancer insurance, accident and disability coverage, dental insurance, and long-term care insurance, among others. The company primarily serves employees through employer-sponsored worksite programs, with policies funded via payroll deductions. Recognized for its ethical business practices, Aflac has been named a World's Most Ethical Company by Ethisphere for 19 consecutive years and ranks 137th on the Fortune 500 list by revenue.

Developer of foreign exchange and money-transferring applications designed for customers and businesses. The company's platform compares live exchange rates for multiple currencies, makes transfers directly to other bank accounts, tracks and optimizes monthly expenses, and assists in buying and selling cryptocurrencies, enabling users to improve their financial health, giving more control, and connecting people across the world.

Spirit Airlines Inc serves the United States, Latin America, and Caribbean as an airline operator. It offers customers unbundled base fares to strip out any unneeded travel amenities. If needed, a customer can elect for additional options at an extra charge. Flight crews are entirely interchangeable across all aircraft, and maintenance and other support services are simplified due to not having an overly complex fleet. The company has one operating segment, air transportation owing to its system wide route structure. It may decide to expand its network if a market is underserved or overpriced. The majority of revenue is derived from the United States.