The SpaceX IPO is not just a public listing. It is a market event designed around scarcity, myth, retail emotion, and controlled supply. The company may be real. The technology may be real. But a real company can still become a dangerous trade when the price, timing, media cycle, and investor psychology are engineered into one liquidity machine.
For Uranium Energy, the context around this news is already notable. The stock recently closed at $14.14, with the share price up 4.4% over the past week and 7.9% year to date. Over the past year, Uranium Energy has delivered a 131.0% return, and its return over the past 3 years is described as very large.
Broadcom enters earnings week with strong AI momentum, but the price already reflects part of the narrative. The key is not whether AVGO can rise, but whether the entry still offers disciplined risk-reward.
The television network CNN is taking aim at the artificial intelligence search engine Perplexity in a lawsuit over copyright infringement. As reported by the network's Brian Stelter, the suit, filed Thursday in a New York District Court, accuses the AI company of copying and distributing CNN's content, including over 17,000 of CNN's stories, videos, images and other published works.
The acquisition of the new-home construction data and marketplace platform gives CoStar coverage across commercial, multifamily, residential resale, and now new builds, completing a decade-long consolidation strategy
Tech internship postings have dropped 30% since 2023. Companies are using AI for the busywork they used to delegate to college students.
The US Space Force awarded SpaceX a $4.16 billion contract on Friday to build satellites that track foreign aircraft and missiles. The programme is called Space-Based Advanced Moving Target Indicator, or SB-AMTI. It is part of the Trump administration’s $185 billion Golden Dome missile defence initiative.
A ground test for a planned June launch for Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket resulted in a fiery explosion at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on Thursday night.
It's tech developer conference season. Hot on the heels of Google I/O and just ahead of Apple's WWDC, here comes Microsoft's developer conference, Build. Like virtually all of these events for the past few years, we expect the Windows-maker to focus a lot on AI.