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NEW YORK, June 4, 2026, 16:03 EDT SpaceX’s planned $75 billion initial public offering, a stock-market debut, has pushed a once-loose Tesla-SpaceX merger theory into a more immediate question for Boeing: how much public-market firepower Elon Musk may soon have in aerospace, satellites and artificial intelligence. SpaceX set a $135-a-share price for the listing, aiming for a $1.75 trillion valuation and Nasdaq trading next week, Reuters reported. (Reuters) That matters now because Boeing is still trying to convert a recovery story into cash, while SpaceX is preparing to sell investors a far broader business than rockets. A public SpaceX would

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