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SpaceX reports loss of $541 million in first report since record-setting IPO

Washington Post Tech Tuesday 04 August 2026, 20:51 UTC By Faiz Siddiqui 1 min read
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The company’s stock had jumped by more than 10 percent before the announcement, among the first positive signs after weeks of decline.

The company’s stock had jumped by more than 10 percent before the announcement, among the first positive signs after weeks of decline.
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