Space ETFs fell significantly on the day SpaceX launched its IPO, priced at $135 per share with a $1.77 trillion valuation, raising $75 billion in the largest IPO ever. The sell-off reflects investors rotating out of other space stocks to buy SpaceX shares, which had been highly anticipated. Despite the drop in ETFs, experts say SpaceX's valuation is justified by its diverse business including communications and AI contracts, with expected revenues around $45 billion this year. SpaceX is expected to quickly become a top holding in space-focused funds due to its size, retail interest, and fast index inclusion.
Park Ha Biological Technology announced a strategic partnership with Star Plus Action to integrate AI technology into skincare and healthcare services. This collaboration aims to create an intelligent service ecosystem in the beauty and wellness indu...
LIXTE Biotechnology Holdings is acquiring NOMAD Transportable Power Systems to become NOMAD Power Solutions, focusing on rapid deployment of utility-grade battery storage to address US power delivery delays. With grid interconnection delays stretchin...
SEALSQ and WISeKey announced progress on the Quantum Spatial Orbital Cloud (QSOC), a space-based platform delivering post-quantum cybersecurity, AI, and secure communications. The first QSOC satellite will launch with SpaceX in Q4 2026, starting a pl...
GraniteShares has announced weekly distributions for its YieldBOOST FoFs ETFs: YBST and YBTY. The YieldBOOST Top Yielders ETF (YBTY) offers a weekly distribution of $0.13521 per share with a distribution rate of 54.09%, while the YieldBOOST Single St...
Barrick Mining Corporation released its 2025 Sustainability Report highlighting a 60% reduction in injury rates since 2020 and a 28% drop in lost time injuries year-on-year, emphasizing its commitment to safety. The company also advanced its sustaina...
