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SpaceX’s V3 Starlink satellites pose a growing threat to cable giants Comcast and Charter, per analyst Craig Moffett.

Space insurer Andrew Bonwick says Starship’s real breakthrough comes with rapid reuse, while “AI in space” may be overhyped.

Tesla and SpaceX reported the same strategy this summer: spend aggressively now and collect profits later. A simultaneous market selloff would punish Elon Musk's fortune from both sides, and the two companies face that risk in very different financial conditions.

The organizational reshuffle comes as SpaceX races to expand its lucrative Colossus data centers in Memphis.

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Here are the biggest calls Wednesday's Wall Street.

CNBC traders picked Eaton, SpaceX, AbbVie and AMD, citing analyst support, SpaceX’s Starship launch and AbbVie’s FDA drug approval.

When Anthropic goes public, it may be at a valuation similar to SpaceX.

Wondering what will happen when Anthropic goes public? SpaceX could have some answers.

The disclosure comes as analysts take a fresh look at what could become SpaceX’s biggest growth engine.

SpaceX’s Starship Flight 14 reached orbit, deployed 26 Starlink satellites and splashed down, advancing reusability despite engine issues.

By renting out more compute capacity, SpaceX aims to generate revenue that it can put toward launching orbital data center satellites.

SpaceX faces an uphill battle to achieve that feat -- unless it makes one key move.

So is SpaceX just being selfish or what?

SpaceX Corp (NASDAQ:SPCX) is expected to post third-quarter revenue of $13.8 billion, 7% above consensus, with its AI business leading growth, according to UBS. The broker also forecasts adjusted EBITDA of $7.5 billion, up 9% from a consensus of $6.9 billion, alongside growth across all three...

SpaceX's Starship just cleared a milestone that directly funds its most profitable business, but the flight also exposed how much the company still needs to prove before investors can trust its biggest numbers.

Starlink is the one to watch, for now.

SpaceX shares are trading higher Tuesday after TD Cowen initiated coverage with a Buy rating, adding to momentum from Monday's successful Starship orbital flight.

Anthropic’s IPO filing shows an $84.5B SpaceX computing deal through 2029 and $518B AI infrastructure spend outlook—get the latest market update now.

SpaceX, aka Space Exploration Technologies Corp. valuation analysis: $2T hype vs. fundamentals. Click for this SPCX stock update.

UBS expects strong growth in SpaceX’s AI and connectivity businesses to help Q3 revenue climb 7% above Wall Street estimates.

Six months have elapsed since astronauts have reached space after a rocket launch from the US. That's due to change with a mission known as Crew-13.

TD Cowen rates SpaceX Buy with a $200 target, citing AI compute leasing as its future main revenue driver.

SpaceX has been investing heavily in AI, and Musk believes its AI model will be in the "pole position" in the not-too-distant future.

SpaceX Buy outlook: Starlink cash flow, AI infrastructure growth & launch economics. Key risks: Starship cadence and data centers. Click for this SPCX stock update.

Wall Street analysts react to the outcome of SpaceX's Starship flight 14 mission on Monday, eye potential for future launches.

Elon Musk currently controls 48.4% of SpaceX.

Starship pulled off one of the most ambitious orbital missions in history on Monday morning, and investors sold the stock anyway. The reason says something important about how Wall Street actually prices a company worth over a trillion dollars.

AST SpaceMobile is trending Tuesday after disclosing a new senior management change of control severance policy and a recent SpaceX launch.

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Here are Tuesday's biggest calls on Wall Street.

Analysts initiate coverage: Buy on Nautilus ($3.50) and SpaceX ($200); Outperform on FuelCell ($24) and Butterfly ($15); Market Perform on O’Reilly ($94).

Following more than 3 years of flight tests from Texas, SpaceX's gargantuan Starship rocket reached orbit for the first time. Here's why that matters.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves premarket.