SpaceX shares decline after public debut
Shares of SpaceX declined nearly five percent on the first full trading day after the company went public. The firm had raised 85 billion dollars in its listing the previous week.
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Shares of SpaceX declined nearly five percent on the first full trading day after the company went public. The firm had raised 85 billion dollars in its listing the previous week.
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