SpaceX aims to raise around $75 billion in its 2026 IPO, drawing over $150 billion in demand and blending space, broadband, defense, and AI sectors into one historic offering.
SpaceX’s potential IPO at a $1.75 trillion valuation demands sustained growth far beyond industry norms, raising concerns about the realism behind such a lofty market debut.
Technology shares dropped further Wednesday, pulling major indexes down despite inflation data that slightly eased pressure on Treasury yields and markets.
The European Commission has opened a probe into the role of Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds financing the Paramount-Warner Bros. $110 billion merger under EU foreign subsidy rules.
BlockDAG, Hyperliquid, Solana, Ripple, and Avalanche stand out in 2026 for their ecosystem growth, innovative adoption, and increasing utility.
US attacks on Iran triggered a sharp rise in oil prices and dragged down technology shares on Wall Street, intensifying market volatility.
SpaceX’s IPO has attracted investment interest nearly four times its target, prompting market liquidity shifts that weigh on tech stocks and cryptocurrencies.
Japan’s largest LNG buyer signs a two-decade contract with Malaysia’s Petronas to strengthen supply amid growing international energy risks and rising domestic demand.
SailPoint’s stock declined sharply after reporting better-than-expected quarterly results and raising its full-year guidance, as investors reacted to more cautious growth projections.
Avista confirmed its major electricity contract with a “large load customer” is for a data center expected to consume hundreds of megawatts by 2032.
Wall Street shed nearly $1 trillion in high-flying tech stocks by midday before investors rotated sharply into defensive sectors like consumer staples and home improvement.
Amazon has relaunched a significant discount on Apple’s AirPods Pro 3, reducing the price to $199, nearly matching the best deal seen outside brief sales.