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Unprofitable companies face headwinds as they struggle to keep operating expenses under control. Some may be investing heavily, but the majority fail to convert spending into sustainable growth.
The Pentagon is pouring nearly $60 billion into space, and two very different companies are racing to grab their share. One sells intelligence from orbit, the other builds the machines that get there, and only one of them looks underpriced for what comes next.
AST SpaceMobile's board just adopted a severance plan covering its top executives, and retail traders are treating it as a buyout signal. But a closer look at the filing raises a different question about what the company is actually signaling.
Planet Labs PBC (NYSE:PL) announced on September 25 that its Pelican-12 satellite has arrived at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida ahead of its launch aboard Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:SPCX)’s upcoming Bandwagon-5 rideshare mission. The second-generation high-resolution satellite features upgraded optical resolution down to 30 cm, on-orbit AI edge computing via the NVIDIA […]
Alphabet (NasdaqGS: GOOGL) is fast tracking an experimental AI satellite launch under Project Suncatcher. The project embeds custom AI chips into a Planet Labs satellite that is preparing for an upcoming orbital deployment. Management is using Project Suncatcher to test AI powered orbital data centers as a new approach to remote computing capacity. The Project Suncatcher AI satellite launch push is only one part of Alphabet’s story for investors to weigh. Our analysis turns up 2 warning...
Planet Labs PBC recently advanced its Pelican program, with the upgraded Gen 2 Pelican-12 high-resolution satellite arriving at Cape Canaveral for launch and the company opening a Berlin facility capable of producing up to 60 Pelican satellites annually. Alongside participating in the Amazon.ia biodiversity initiative and holding about US$865 million in cash, these moves highlight Planet’s push toward higher-resolution imaging, faster data delivery, and scaled satellite manufacturing for...
Rocket Lab enters 2026 with a record backlog, a transformative acquisition pending, and a brand-new rocket on the launchpad, but whether those pieces come together determines if the stock doubles or stalls out entirely.
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A $10,000 holding in Planet Labs PBC (PL) bought at its late-August high is now worth about $8,200. That fall tempts you to buy, so the real question is how much higher the stock can go from here. Planet Labs' own past drops show how much buyers gained or lost before, once you know what its latest results showed.
Google is about to launch a refrigerator-sized data center into orbit, but its own engineers admit it will be years before the technology is remotely useful. So why launch it at all?
Google is getting into the space business. Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi discusses what jumps out at him from Alphabet's (GOOG, GOOGL) Project Suncatcher launch.
In this episode on Sozzi Unleashed, Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi breaks down what mortgage rate surges mean for home improvement stocks, why Elon Musk may be the next leader to have a 'Mark Zuckerberg moment,' and what Alphabet's (GOOGL, GOOG) venture into space could mean for the business.
RKLB rose 14% this week after its 96th Electron launch, a bullish Cantor call, an ARK purchase and shareholder approval of its Iridium deal.
Three pure-play space stocks are surging in unison with no company-specific headlines to explain the move, and the reason behind the coordinated bid reveals something important about where sector money is rotating right now.
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