SpaceX shares dropped 16% on Monday, extending a three-day selloff after a strong IPO rally. Despite a record-breaking debut and brief market cap surges, the stock has lost nearly 24% in three days, with the offering price at $135.
SpaceX stock dropped 16% on Monday, extending a three-day selloff after a strong IPO rally. Despite a record-breaking debut and brief market cap surges, shares have lost nearly 24% since last week. The company reported significant net losses in 2025 and Q1 this year.
SpaceX stock dropped 9% on Monday, extending a selloff after its record IPO. Despite initial gains that briefly made it more valuable than Amazon and Microsoft, shares have fallen significantly, though still remain up 37% since its debut.
SpaceX shares fell more than 5% in premarket trading Monday, extending a selloff after a strong IPO rally. Despite recent losses, the stock remains up 37% since its debut, and the IPO has made Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire.
SpaceX shares dropped over 3% in pre-market trading Monday, extending a recent selloff after a strong post-IPO rally. The stock, which surged after its June 12 listing, has seen volatility in its first days as a public company.
Nestory Irankunda, 20, made history as the youngest Socceroos scorer in a World Cup match, netting the opener in a 2-0 victory against Turkey in Vancouver. The Watford forward, a former refugee from Tanzania, has had a remarkable journey, including training with Harry Kane at Bayern Munich.
Nestory Irankunda, 20, became the youngest Socceroos scorer in World Cup history with a goal against Turkey in Vancouver. The Watford forward, born in a Tanzanian refugee camp, has had a remarkable journey, including training with Harry Kane at Bayern Munich.
Nestory Irankunda, 20, made history as the youngest scorer for Australia in a World Cup match, netting the opener in a 2-0 win against Turkey in Vancouver. The Watford forward's journey began in a Tanzanian refugee camp, with past experiences including training with Harry Kane at Bayern Munich.
FIFA has raised total distributions for the 2026 World Cup to $871 million, the highest in history. The increase comes amid fan backlash over dynamic ticket pricing and controversial sponsorships, though demand for the tournament remains exceptionally high.
BlackRock's digital asset products generated $42 million in Q1 revenue, highlighting their role as a high-fee but volatile component of the firm's ETF business. Future growth remains heavily dependent on Bitcoin price performance and the adoption of complex product structures.
