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SpaceX Rises 11% in Largest I.P.O. Ever

SpaceX Rises 11% in Largest I.P.O. Ever
NYT Business Friday 12 June 2026, 16:03 UTC By Ryan Mac 1 min read
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Traders at New York Stock Exchange watch news about SpaceX’s I.P.O. at Nasdaq on Friday.

Traders at New York Stock Exchange watch news about SpaceX’s I.P.O. at Nasdaq on Friday.
SpaceX Rises (PERSON) Largest (ORG) New York Stock Exchange (ORG) SpaceX (ORG) I.P.O. (ORG) Nasdaq (ORG)
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