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The author of 'Cyberselfish' argues that Silicon Valley's foundational capital came from government investment — and that its wealthiest figures are now lobbying against the taxes that made them possible.
Fortune's analysis puts a number on what combining Elon Musk's two flagship companies would mean financially — but valuation gaps, structural complexity, and regulatory exposure make any deal far from straightforward.
A New Glenn failure knocks Blue Origin out of contention for Artemis III, leaving NASA with a single-vendor dependency on SpaceX at the precise moment Elon Musk is reportedly preparing to take the company public.
Warren Buffett's firm has taken a stake in U.S. homebuilders, prompting analysts to revisit which names in the sector carry the strongest and weakest fundamentals.