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NEW YORK, June 1, 2026, 14:04 EDT SpaceX is carving out as much as 5% of its IPO shares for select employees along with friends and family of executive officers, according to an amended filing posted Monday. Insiders now have a concrete allocation in what could shape up to be one of the biggest stock-market debuts ever. This comes less than two weeks after Jeff Bezos refused to sign off on a specific valuation for SpaceX, though he did remark that the overall space sector is poised for much greater scale. (Bloomberg Law) The clock is ticking as SpaceX shifts

WASHINGTON, June 1, 2026, 12:06 EDT A Blue Origin rocket exploded during a static-fire test at Cape Canaveral, damaging the launch pad and now casting doubt on NASA’s Artemis schedule. The New Glenn rocket burst into flames while its engines ran but the vehicle stayed anchored to the ground — a mishap that could stall operations for months. All this comes just days before NASA is set to announce the next Artemis crew. (Reuters) Timing is key here. NASA plans to reveal the names of the four Artemis III astronauts on June 9. The mission, scheduled to lift off from

Hawthorne, California, June 1, 2026, 07:06 PDT Michael Burry, famous for shorting the U.S. housing market before the 2008 meltdown, is casting fresh skepticism on SpaceX’s looming IPO. The investor points to the company’s U.S. prospectus, arguing it fails to support the lofty valuations circulating around Elon Musk’s rocket, satellite, and AI venture. “Nothing in that S-1 suggests it is worth $1 trillion let alone $2 trillion,” Burry told subscribers, according to Business Insider. (Business Insider) Timing is crucial here.

San Francisco, June 1, 2026, 05:03 PDT OpenAI’s path to a potential public debut just got steeper: Anthropic’s latest valuation leap has vaulted the Claude developer past the ChatGPT maker in private market standings, intensifying the rivalry over which AI powerhouse will lead the charge in this sector’s blockbuster IPOs. The Wall Street Journal, citing sources on Monday, said whoever lists first could secure a durable advantage—both in tapping capital and in shaping how investors value the space.