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Wall Street's Biggest IPO Ever Isn't a Rocket Company

SpaceX hit the Nasdaq on June 12, 2026 after pricing the largest IPO in history: $75 billion at $135 per share. The prospectus describes a company where Starlink pays the bills, rockets are a fifth of revenue, and the new money is pointed at AI compute.

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TACO Tuesday Crashed Oil 15% on Iran's Terms

Brent crashed 15% on April 7 after Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran. But Iran's Foreign Minister revealed Trump accepted the 'general framework' of Iran's 10-point proposal -not the other way around. Iran keeps control of the Strait, its military intact, and the negotiating leverage. Oil crashed on Trump's terms. The deal is Iran's.

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The Two-Tiered EV Future: Luxury Lock-in

With the expiration of federal EV credits and the rise of software-defined luxury platforms, the affordable electric car for the masses is dead. Here is why the industry is retreating into a high-margin luxury fortress.

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