The next Starship to launch from SpaceX's Starbase headquarters in Texas will be the largest rocket Elon Musk's company has ever built.

SpaceX is getting ready to publish its IPO prospectus within days, putting Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite company on the edge of a stock sale so large that Wall Street has no clean comparison for it.

SpaceX has been hit with another lawsuit over worker safety issues at one of its Texas facilities, this time at the McGregor test site outside of Waco.

At a targeted valuation between $1.75 trillion and $2 trillion -- up sharply from recent private tenders around $800 billion -- SpaceX aims to raise around $75 billion. This would shatter records for the largest IPO ever,

This summer, Elon Musk's industrial space giant, SpaceX, is expected to launch its intial public offering (IPO) at a valuation of as much as $2 trillion, giving investors access to a profitable industry leader with a track record of success spanning more than two decades.

Dave Nadig, the longtime ETF analyst, went on Barry Ritholtz’s Masters in Business: At The Money podcast and described the upcoming SpaceX IPO as “one of those get-the-popcorn moments in markets.” The reason centers on index plumbing that most passive investors never think about.

SpaceX has fueled the new version of its Starship megarocket for the first time, gearing up for a test flight that could launch as soon as this week.

Blue Origin may seek outside funding for the first time as it looks to scale launches, compete with SpaceX, and expand its space business.

The investment firm is tapping into businesses that stand to benefit from the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence.