SpaceX Shares Drop Below $150 Debut Price Amid $600B Sell-Off
SpaceX shares fell below its market debut price of $150 per share, wiping out $600 billion in market value amid a broader tech sell-off, according to Al Jazeera.
SpaceX shares fell below its market debut price of $150 per share, wiping out $600 billion in market value amid a broader tech sell-off, according to Al Jazeera.
Iran and the United States have agreed on a roadmap to resolve their ongoing conflict, with technical talks set to continue in Switzerland, mediators from Qatar and Pakistan announced.
Miami is preparing for a surge of FIFA World Cup visitors, with South Florida expecting between 600,000 to 1 million visitors. The economic impact is projected to reach $1.3 billion, according to FIFA.
Protesters will rally against World Cup sponsor Hyundai before the Mexico vs. South Korea match in Guadalajara, due to the automaker's business ties with the South American mining company Ternium.
Musk's SpaceX has become the world’s fifth most valuable company, surpassing Amazon in market capitalization. Shares surged on Nasdaq, and the valuation briefly reached $2.97tn, according to The Guardian.
Yum Brands is selling Pizza Hut for $2.7 billion to focus on stronger brands, with Neil Saunders of GlobalData calling the chain 'the weak link in Yum’s portfolio.'
SpaceX closed its IPO at $161, valuing the company at $2.1 trillion after a 19% jump in its Nasdaq debut.
Donald Trump announced he will headline the July 4 celebration on the National Mall, which he described as the 'most spectacular TRUMP RALLY of them all,' as several artists pulled out of the Great American State Fair over concerns it was a political event.
Oil prices dropped sharply and global stock markets surged after a two-week ceasefire deal between the US and Iran was announced, easing fears of a prolonged conflict.
Attacks on education globally surged by 40% from 2024 to 2025, with over 8,556 recorded incidents and 10,600 students and staff harmed, according to a new study from the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA).
Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire on Friday as shares in his SpaceX rocket company surged during the biggest-ever stock market debut, according to the Bloomberg rich list.
Jamaican beach access campaigners are preparing to go to court next week to challenge the government's decision to cut off access to more beaches. They argue that this move favors private investors and tourists while harming local communities.
Rocket Lab's (RKLB) stock has dropped 25% from its year-to-date high to $113.65, reflecting broader declines in the space sector as investors take profits ahead of the anticipated SpaceX IPO.
Elon Musk's SpaceX has raised $75bn (£56bn) from financial firms ahead of its stock market debut, set to be the highest-value listing in history, according to a BBC report.
Global stock markets surged as US President Donald Trump announced he had called off planned strikes on Iran and claimed a peace deal is imminent, according to Al Jazeera.