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Imagine looking at your retirement account and seeing that your money is helping build a city on Mars. That scenario is no longer science fiction. SpaceX has officially filed its S-1 paperwork to go public, opening its doors to Wall Street and retail investors alike. An S-1 is a formal document a company must file ... Wall Street is About to Fund the First City on Mars. Here are the Craziest Details from the SpaceX S-1.

The transactions, disclosed in SpaceX's IPO filing, include $131 million in Cybertrucks and $697 million in energy storage systems

(Bloomberg) -- The S&P 500 Index has had a fitful 2026 as it aims for a fourth-straight year of double-digit percentage gains, something it hasn’t done since the 1990s, while contending with risks from the war in Iran and rising inflation. Most Read from BloombergSpot the Difference: Putin Gets Trump Treatment From Xi in ChinaModi’s Toffee Gift to Meloni Ignites Rally in Wrong Indian StockIran Threatens to Retaliate Beyond Middle East If US AttacksGoldman CEO Slides Into Musk’s DMs During Bid to

The latest quarterly earnings from Big Tech companies have given investors ample reason to stay invested in the AI trade, helping lift equities despite the unprecedented disruption in ‌the oil markets that has clouded the economic growth outlook. Nvidia rounded out the results from the so-called ‌Magnificent Seven that includes Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon.com, Meta Platforms and Tesla. Revenue ​growth at the Magnificent Seven remains highly uneven, with Nvidia's blistering pace helping maintain its dominant lead.

Tucked inside SpaceX’s pre-IPO S-1 filing are two project names most investors have never heard. Macrohard is an agentic AI software platform, and Terafab is a vertically integrated chip fabrication initiative. Tesla is the partner on both. SpaceX disclosed that financial terms, intellectual property rights, and the ultimate term of the collaboration are not yet ... Macrohard and Terafab: The Tesla and SpaceX Joint Ventures Wall Street Hasn’t Priced In

Tesla stock rose early Thursday after SpaceX filed its IPO registration statement, fueling speculation about a megamerger between the two companies as their ties and overlap deepen. Tesla stock was up 1.2% in premarket trading at $422.18, while and futures were down 0.3% and 0.2%, respectively. The move comes after the Wednesday evening release of SpaceX’s IPO filings.

The S-1 IPO registration statement for Elon Musk’s rocket company SpaceX arrived late Wednesday afternoon. SpaceX is going after what it describes as a $28.5 trillion addressable market “to build the systems and technologies necessary to make life multiplanetary, to understand the true nature of the universe, and to extend the light of consciousness to the stars.” The IPO is expected to raise a record amount of money, valuing Elon Musk’s company at roughly $2 trillion—enough to turn the world’s richest person into a trillionaire.

Shares of Tesla Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:TSLA) Chinese rival Li Auto Inc. (NASDAQ:LI) have seen its Benzinga Edge value score surge to 93.52 percentile, revealing a glaring disconnect between its battered equity price and fundamental worth. Deep Fundamental Value Amid Market Selloff While short, medium, and long-term price trends remain heavily pressured, value score expansion comes after a punishing year for the EV manufacturer, with shares tumbling 42.73% over the past 12 months. Benzinga Edge Stock Ran

SpaceX generated enormous buzz on Wednesday, finally making its S-1 IPO registration statement public. Investors are poring over the details, looking for tidbits that can give them an edge in valuing Elon Musk’s rocket company. One thing not to miss: Tesla and SpaceX have grown very close.

The China launch follows chief executive Elon Musk's visit to Beijing last week, coinciding with a state trip by US President Donald Trump.

Tesla Full Self-Driving Supervised is available in China, a much-needed win in the huge EV market. Tesla stock rose slightly.

The European Investment Fund (EIF) has committed EUR 200 million to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners' Advanced Bioenergy Fund II (ABF II) aimed at boosting biomethane and advanced bioenergy production throughout Europe. This investment supports the development, construction, and operation of new biogas facilities to further the continent's energy transition and enhance energy security. By transforming agricultural waste into renewable energy, these projects are aligned with Europe's...

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Investment firm Gerber Kawasaki‘s co-founder Ross Gerber has slammed Tesla Inc.‘s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, which, according to the investor, is still not up to the mark. Tesla Says FSD Has Eyes In The Back Of Its Head Quoting a...

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) has finally rolled out its Full Self-Driving (FSD) service in China following President Donald Trump‘s visit to China and meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Tesla Rolls Out FSD In China In a post on X on Wednesday, Tesla’s official handle posted a list of countries where the Supervised FSD service was available. Read Also: Testing Tesla Cybertruck's Wade Mode Got This Man Arrested—But What Exactly Is It And How Does It Work? The list includes the United States, C

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The electric vehicle giant's stock is down by around 7% so far this year.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has disclosed plans to launch a public listing in the US, opening the door for investors to trade shares of the aerospace company on the stock market. The company builds rockets, operates the Starlink satellite internet network, and also controls Musk’s controversial artificial intelligence venture xAI.

Elon Musk has revealed plans for a stock market flotation of SpaceX that looks set to raise a record sum and could make him the world's first trillionaire. A prospectus for the upcoming initial public offering (IPO) says it is aimed at providing funding to put people on the moon and Mars as humans face existential threats that could wipe out civilisation. While the document did not state the exact amount SpaceX was looking to raise, such lofty ambitions do not come cheap.

In a post on X, Tesla said that its full self-driving driving system—or FSD Supervised—is now available in several countries, including China.

SpaceX, the space exploration company led by Elon Musk, disclosed in its IPO filing on Wednesday that it holds more than $1 billion in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) on its balance sheet. More Details About BTC’s Reserves The company disclosed 18,712 BTC on hand as of March 31, recognized at a fair value of $1.29 billion. At current prices, this stash would be worth $1.45 billion. The total cost basis of these holdings was reported at $661 million, implying an average acquisition cost of around $35,324 p

SpaceX's IPO filing revealed extensive commercial and financial ties among Elon Musk's companies ranging from Cybertruck purchases and shared private jets to stock investments, showing how deeply intertwined his business ‌empire has become ahead of what could become the largest IPO in history. While many of the billionaire's companies ‌have long collaborated, the filing contains previously undisclosed details about how they now form a network bound by commercial agreements, financing obligations and operational dependencies ​spanning AI, transportation, communications and infrastructure. The disclosures on Wednesday showed rapidly expanding transactions among SpaceX, electric vehicle maker Tesla, artificial intelligence company xAI and social network X ahead of a planned SpaceX IPO targeting a valuation of about $1.75 trillion.

As SpaceX gears up for its IPO in June, an expert has voiced concerns about potential trading volatility amid the influence of founder and top boss Elon Musk. University of Florida finance professor Jay Ritter told Forbes that an "Elon...

SpaceX’s IPO filing has turned its bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) holdings into a public-market disclosure, revealing...

SpaceX generated enormous buzz on Wednesday, finally making its S-1 IPO registration statement public. Investors are poring over the details, looking for tidbits that can give them an edge in valuing Elon Musk’s rocket company. One thing not to miss: Tesla and SpaceX have grown very close.

I’ve been digging through the SpaceX S-1 filing for hours, and one number deserves its own spotlight in every TSLA model: Tesla’s beneficial ownership of SpaceX Class A common stock. I’m not going to waste your time with a huge article about this. I thought you needed to know right way, so here are the ... Tesla Owns Nearly 19 Million Shares of SpaceX: What TSLA Investors Need to Know Before the IPO

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives and team put out a research note shortly after the SpaceX prospectus dropped with a prediction: Ives believes that SpaceX and Tesla will merge in 2027. He notes how Tesla already owns a stake in SpaceX and that the joint Terafab facility between SpaceX and Tesla further ties both operations.

SpaceX laid out all of its connected transactions with Tesla, including that it bought $131 million of Cybertrucks from Tesla in 2025 at the “manufacturer’s suggested retail price.” The SpaceX prospectus provided the first glimpse of the dollar figures for payments to Musk’s other companies. In total, Tesla is mentioned 87 times in the SpaceX prospectus, including this outlook: “We plan to explore other areas of strategic collaboration with Tesla in the future.”

In its lengthy risk factors section, SpaceX’s IPO filing notes that Elon Musk is critical to the company and that high dependency could put investors at risk. The filing says it doesn’t maintain key-person life insurance on Musk. Also, while Musk devotes significant time to SpaceX, he doesn’t devote his full time and attention, given his roles at Tesla, Neuralink and The Boring Company.