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Space Stocks Take-Off On Musk's SpaceX IPO Comments
Space Stocks Take-Off On Musk's SpaceX IPO Comments
AST SpaceMobile, EchoStar, and Rocket Lab moved higher in premarket trading in New York after Elon Musk, speaking by video at the Samson International Smart Mobility Summit on Monday, said a SpaceX IPO is coming "pretty soon," adding to investor hype around the publicly traded space industry.
"We've got to get the SpaceX IPO stuff going here pretty soon," Musk told the summit, which was taking place in Tel Aviv, via video call.
Elon: "I would be there in person, but we...
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AI Companies Absorbing Office Space At Record Pace: Report
AI Companies Absorbing Office Space At Record Pace: Report
Authored by Rob Sabo via The Epoch Times,
Artificial intelligence (AI) firms are absorbing office space in primary markets such as San Francisco and New York City at a record pace, and the sector’s voracious demand for office space to build out development teams and products has begun spilling into a select subset of submarkets as well.
National AI office demand was up 85 percent in the 12 months through May and spiked 179 percent in major AI hubs, a new AI report...
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Jul 8, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Current State Of Physical AI: Everything You Need To Know
Current State Of Physical AI: Everything You Need To Know
Citi's Robotics & Physical AI Leadership Conference wrapped up on Tuesday. The annual Citi Research event brings together robotics founders, investors, operators, and industry executives to assess the state of "physical AI."
Analyst Heath Terry summarized the key takeaways Wednesday morning, painting a picture of the robotics industry moving from proof of concept to commercial deployment, while warning that scaling robots remains challenging.
"Labor shortages, reshoring, and favorable regulatory tailwinds are accelerating enterprise demand, while data scarcity, talent constraints, battery limitations, and...
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Jun 17, 2026 / John W. And Nisha Whitehead
Trump Breaks It, We Pay for It: The Cost of Cleaning Up the Deep State’s Mess
The American taxpayer has become the cleanup crew for the American Police State. We pay for the constitutional violations. We pay for the wars. We pay for the lawsuits, the settlements, the cover-ups, the damage control, the reconstruction, the overreach, the incompetence and the corruption. And when government officials are finally called to account for their misconduct, […]
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