Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A Common StockSPCX
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SpaceX is set for its first orbital launch Monday, a key test carrying the third version of Starlink to space.
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Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A Common StockElectrification & Mobility
Tesla IncTSLA
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Tesla will unveil the long-delayed Roadster, but faces fading momentum with Q3 deliveries expected below Q2.
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Western / Legacy & Pure-play OEMsElectrification & Mobility
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Neuralink Corp.Private± Mixed
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The Boring CompanyPrivate± Mixed
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SPCX · Demand · Positive Anthropic expanded its computing agreements with SpaceX, committing up to $84.5 billion through May 2029.
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