A merger of SpaceX and Tesla could make sense, as Elon Musk runs both companies and they are already working together on several initiatives. However, a deal like this would be complex.

Tom Staudt, president of ARK Invest (@ARKInvest2015), discusses how the decline of AI inference costs opens the door to a stronger productivity, which in turn leads to a stronger economy. A tentative merger between Tesla (TSLA) and SpaceX (SPCX) is something he believes adds to that thesis.

Electric-vehicle and physical-AI developer Tesla (TSLA) faces closer scrutiny over its earnings quality, with shares at $373.64, down approximately 0.25%, aroun

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:SPCX) is finalizing a $40 billion debt raise at interest rates well above what the rocket maker paid the last time it borrowed from bondholders.

With results from about a quarter of S&P 500 members already out, we see a continuation of the broad-based strength we've seen in the last few reporting cycles. Most importantly, the revisions trend remains positive, with estimates for 2026 Q4 and full-year 2027 continuing to rise.

A top Wall Street analyst sees Tesla soaring while the rest of the Street keeps slashing estimates and the stock drifts further below its highs.

QS' Q3 loss narrows on lower operating costs as the company expands solid-state battery production, advances AI data center solutions and strengthens partnerships.

Europe's car market is OK, and September registration numbers show it. In the first nine months of the year, total registrations in the region were up 5.7% to 8,517,058.