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Space stocks are tumbling together on Friday, and the name with no connection to Rocket Lab's pending Iridium deal is somehow leading the group lower, which raises a bigger question about what is actually driving the selloff.

AST SpaceMobile has not formally delayed BlueBirds 14-16, but it has yet to announce their shipment, Cape Canaveral arrival, or launch date.

AVNW faces margin pressure, weaker services and international sales and back-end-loaded 2027 targets as investors await stronger cash flow.

Verizon Communications (NYSE:VZ) Chief Financial Officer Tony Skiadas said the company is focused on growing its mobility and broadband businesses while maintaining spending discipline, improving customer retention, reducing costs and increasing cash returns to shareholders. Speaking at Citi's Glob

A multi-billion-dollar insider unlock window just opened at the newly public space giant, and the shockwave is spreading across the entire sector. Here is what the next few trading sessions will reveal about whether insiders plan to cash out or hold their ground.

Rocket Lab sits deep in the red after a rocket test failure spooked investors, yet one top Wall Street analyst just doubled down with a target that implies the stock more than doubles from here. The question is whether the backlog can carry the thesis until the next launch attempt.

The most-talked-about stocks in the Reddit subforum Wallstreetbets were mostly lower hours before We

SpaceX just filed a complaint at the FCC that ties regulatory pressure directly into Rocket Lab's share price through a deal structure few investors have fully mapped out.

AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ:ASTS) stock is down 4% to $59.67 midday Wednesday, while the rest of the space complex is barely budging. Traders are pointing to a Falcon 9 wind-down announcement from SpaceX as the threat to launch-dependent names. The move looks more selective than that. Meanwhile, Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB) stock is down 0.8% to $66.35, ... AST SpaceMobile Falls 4%, Rocket Lab Holds Steady: Is the Falcon 9 Wind-Down Really Hitting Space Stocks?

AST SpaceMobile's 47.5% slide comes as rapid satellite deployment, heavy spending and launch risk collide with a push toward commercial service.

Trump just ordered a tenfold surge in U.S. launch activity, yet SpaceX and its peers are selling off hard. The reason why reveals a deeper tension between policy ambition and the hardware milestone that actually moves these stocks.

AST SpaceMobile (NasdaqGS:ASTS) has been sued by Delclaux Partners over more than US$15 million in disputed contractual finder’s fees. The lawsuit centers on alleged unpaid compensation linked to financing arrangements that Delclaux Partners claims it helped source. The case raises questions about AST SpaceMobile’s contractual obligations and potential financial and reputational risks. This kind of legal and financing friction is not unique to AST SpaceMobile. It can be useful to compare...

Rocket Lab launched an Earth-imaging satellite for Japan’s Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space from New Zealand.

AST SpaceMobile received a 30-day FCC authorization to test 800 MHz satellite connectivity, following a Q2 earnings miss and mixed analyst sentiment on the stock.

Space stocks are bleeding out on a day when their home sector is flashing green, and the reason why reveals a hidden fault line running through every high-flying name in the group.

It has gained around 22% in the week since the first tranche of shares were unlocked last Thursday and another release is coming next week.

Elon Musk's SpaceX briefly regained its IPO price of $135 a share on Monday after climbing 25% in three trading days. It struggled to hold that level.

AST SpaceMobile Inc (NASDAQ:ASTS) reported a wider-than-expected adjusted loss and revenue below analyst estimates for the second quarter, while the company reaffirmed its full-year 2026 revenue guidance and continued to expand its satellite network. The company reported an adjusted loss of...

The satellite company posted $31.5 million in Q2 revenue, below the $34.5 million analysts expected, while swinging to a wider net loss

SpaceX stock was falling in Tuesday’s premarket after a 3-day winning streak that pushed it back above its offer price pre-IPO. The satellite telecommunications company’s figures missed expectations, but it maintained guidance—which seemed enough for Cantor to raise its price target on the stock. It is the major competitor to SpaceX’s Starlink in Direct-to-Cell (D2C) space broadband and reported revenue of $31.5 million—below the $35.18 million consensus, according to FactSet—while posting an adjusted loss per share of $0.77 versus the expected $0.26 loss.

AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ:ASTS) shares fell 2. 8% to $66.

AST SpaceMobile targets approximately 45 satellites in orbit in early 2027.

SPCX's 24.5% monthly slide contrasts with surging revenues, profitable Starlink growth and fast AI gains, while valuation and spending keep risks high.

Here's what drove the steep decline.

AST SpaceMobile, Inc. (ASTS) concluded the recent trading session at $68.38, signifying a -2.74% move from its prior day's close.

ASTS short interest has dropped to about 19.9% of the public float, down from 21.7% last week.

The Federal Aviation Administration, or FAA, wants to cut the paperwork that slows down rocket launches. Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile, and SpaceX are exactly the companies built to benefit from that kind of change. Rocket Lab builds and flies small and medium rockets, AST SpaceMobile is building a ...

Six members of Congress just disclosed fresh SpaceX purchases even as the entire space sector craters, with good news from Rocket Lab and AST SpaceMobile doing nothing to stop the bleeding.

SpaceX stock is sinking ahead of a Starship test flight that could make or break the company's plan to retire Falcon 9, and Rocket Lab and AST SpaceMobile are getting dragged down with it. Here is what investors need to watch before tonight's launch window opens.

SpaceX shares initially surged in their public debut last month, but the broader trade had already rolled over.