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SpaceX Prices Historic $75 Billion IPO at $135 a Share, Putting Musk on Track to Become First Trillionaire
SpaceX will offer 555,555,555 shares at $135 each to raise up to $75 billion in the largest IPO in history, valuing the company at $1.77 trillion and pushing Elon Musk's net worth past $1 trillion.
Broadcom Sinks 15% as AI Guidance Falls Short of Wall Street's Sky-High Bar
Broadcom stock plunged 15% after the chip giant's third-quarter AI revenue guidance of $16 billion missed the $17.2 billion Wall Street expected, despite AI sales surging 143% year over year.
Historic First: Female Soldier Completes Sayeret Matkal Combat Track, IDF's Most Elite Unit
For the first time in IDF history, a female combat soldier has completed the grueling 18-month Sayeret Matkal training track, breaking the final barrier in Israel's most elite special forces unit.
China's Tungsten Squeeze Sends Prices Soaring and Exposes a Western Defense Weak Point
Tungsten prices have surged more than 200% in 2026 as China throttles exports of a metal essential to missiles, jets, and armor-piercing rounds, exposing a Western defense supply gap that will outlast the Iran conflict.
Israel's Defense Exports Hit Record $19.2 Billion as Battlefield Proof Drives Global Demand
Israel's defense exports climbed to a record $19.2 billion in 2025, a near 30% jump and the fifth straight annual high, as combat-proven air defense and missile systems drew record global demand.
Partners Group Caps Fund Withdrawals, Dragging KKR and Blackstone Into a Private Markets Scare
Partners Group capped withdrawals from its $8.6 billion Global Value fund after redemption requests hit 9.8%, sending its shares down as much as 18% and dragging KKR, Blackstone, and Ares lower on fears the private credit scare is spreading.
Why Many Americans Now Need $20,000 Saved
The old advice to keep a few thousand dollars on hand no longer matches reality. After years of inflation, a fully funded emergency cushion for many households now means roughly $20,000.
Data Centers Now Outbuild America's Transportation
For the first time, private spending on building data centers has surpassed public outlays on transportation structures, a milestone that captures the staggering scale of the AI infrastructure boom.
Israel's Mobile Climate Lab Maps Africa's Data Gap
Israel's Weizmann Institute has deployed Africa's first mobile climate laboratory in Kenya, filling a critical data gap and showcasing the country's scientific leadership across East Africa.
France Bans Israel from Eurosatory 2026: A Disgraceful Political Maneuver Against a Key Ally
France has officially barred Israel from official participation at the Eurosatory 2026 defense expo in Paris, drawing sharp condemnation from Jerusalem over a decision the Israeli Defense Ministry calls 'disgraceful.'
Trump Says He Doesn't Care if Iran Talks Are Over as Oil Surges Past $95 on Strait of Hormuz Threat
President Trump told CNBC he 'couldn't care less' if Iran peace negotiations are over, sending oil prices surging past $95 a barrel as Iran vowed to completely close the Strait of Hormuz following Israeli strikes in Lebanon.
Anthropic Files Confidential IPO Prospectus at $965 Billion Valuation: What Investors Need to Know
Anthropic has confidentially filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC, setting the stage for a potential public offering as early as October 2026 at a near-$1 trillion valuation following its $965 billion Series H round.