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SpaceX IPO Draws Over $70 Billion in Retail Investor Orders Ahead of Pricing
SpaceX has attracted more than $70 billion in retail investor orders ahead of its planned IPO pricing on June 11, 2026.
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Sustainability Funds Blacklist SpaceX Over Risk Concerns Ahead of IPO
Some sustainability-focused fund managers are blacklisting SpaceX, citing risks tied to Elon Musk's control and company volatility ahead of its IPO.
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Adobe CFO Dan Durn to Leave on June 15 Amid CEO Search and Strong Q2 Results
Adobe announced CFO Dan Durn will step down June 15 while continuing its search for a new CEO after strong Q2 earnings.
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US plans new semiconductor tariffs with exemptions for domestic manufacturing
The US is considering tariffs on imported semiconductors but offering relief to companies building chip fabs domestically, Commerce Secretary Lutnick said.
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Bank of Canada holds policy rate at 2.25% amid US tariffs and economic uncertainty
The Bank of Canada kept its policy rate steady at 2.25% on September 2, 2026, marking nearly a year without change amid trade tensions and inflation risks.
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Chevron to invest over $7 billion to double Venezuela oil production in five years
Chevron agreed updated terms with Venezuela to invest more than $7 billion and raise output to 600,000 barrels per day by 2031.
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Uber to Cut 3,300 Jobs Globally to Streamline Management and Operations
Uber announced it will lay off 3,300 employees, about 10% of its workforce, to reduce management layers and simplify its organizational structure.
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John Ternus appointed Apple CEO, joins Weibo with 27,000 followers; compensation detailed
John Ternus became Apple's CEO on September 1, opened a Weibo account, and his 2027 compensation targets $58 million.
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Gold Prices Drop to Three-Week Low Amid Fed Rate Hike Signals and US-Iran Tensions
Gold prices fell to three-week lows on Sept 2, pressured by hawkish Fed signals and escalating US-Iran conflict driving oil prices higher.
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Massive inflatable Elon Musk effigy protests SpaceX IPO amid Grok AI controversy
An inflatable Elon Musk effigy appeared in Times Square Tuesday to protest SpaceX’s IPO and its AI chatbot Grok’s alleged role in producing sexualized images of minors.
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US-Venezuela oil deal grants US control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan reserves
Venezuela’s National Assembly approved a deal granting US companies rights to 20% of Venezuela's oil reserves, with formal signing set for September 2.
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US House passes funding bill to avoid government shutdown through December 11
The US House approved a continuing resolution 370-48 to fund the government through December 11, preventing a shutdown.
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Coinbase launches AI agents to trade crypto and pay for premium research
Coinbase unveiled AI agents that trade cryptocurrencies and pay for research on users’ behalf.
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Fed Chair Warsh’s Hawkish Speech Raises Odds of September Rate Hike Amid Investor Skepticism
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh signaled commitment to fighting inflation at Jackson Hole, pushing September rate hike odds to 60% despite market doubts.
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US FDA Approves Nitenpyram for Screwworm Treatment Amid 7 Cases in Texas and New Mexico
The FDA authorized nitenpyram for over-the-counter treatment of screwworm infections in pets as cases rise to seven in Texas and New Mexico.
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GoPro to be acquired by Starman Optical for $285 million, expanding into AI and defense
GoPro agreed to a $285 million acquisition by Starman Optical, aiming to pivot into AI data centers and defense markets by end of 2026.
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SpaceX IPO Creates Thousands of Millionaires Boosting Luxury Real Estate and Wealth Services
The SpaceX IPO has generated thousands of new millionaires, driving luxury home buying and wealth management deals across California and Texas.
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Bangladesh unveils record Tk 9 trillion budget for fiscal year 2026-27
Bangladesh's government presented its first national budget under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on June 11, outlining up to Tk 9.38 trillion in spending.
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Tomato Prices Hit Highest Level in 40 Years Amid Fresh Produce Cost Surges
Tomato prices in the US climbed to $2.69 per pound in April 2026, marking the highest level in four decades.
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Majority of Americans oppose rapid AI data center builds near communities
A majority of Americans oppose fast AI data center construction nationwide and near their communities, according to a recent poll.
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Dana to Merge with Eaton’s Mobility Business in $5.1 Billion Deal
Dana agreed to merge with Eaton’s Mobility division in a $5.1 billion deal using a reverse Morris Trust structure.
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Canadian PM Mark Carney criticizes US trade stance after tariff dispute escalates
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney condemned the US for trade tactics after talks collapsed and tariffs rose on both sides.
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Nearly 7 million student loan borrowers must exit defunct SAVE plan by mid-2026
Nearly 7 million federal student loan borrowers must switch from the ended SAVE plan by October 2026 or face costlier repayment terms.
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USPS Whistleblower Warns New Ballot System Could Disrupt November Midterms
A USPS whistleblower said a rushed new mail-in ballot system ordered by Trump risks rejecting large batches of ballots due to minor errors before November.