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Democrats Won Congress. That Doesn't Settle Tesla's Future

Tesla and SpaceX fell more than 4% in premarket trading after Democrats took both chambers. A six-year Tesla holder asks what politics can and cannot decide.

Investor Mind

Tesla-SpaceX Merger: The Exchange Ratio Matters More Than the $3.5 Trillion Headline

Merger talks between Musk's two companies are now formal. For Tesla shareholders, the key question is the price: how many SpaceX shares each Tesla share becomes, which shapes returns, ownership and voting power.

Investing

Elon Musk and staff in safety vests walking past Colossus 2 data center construction site at dusk, Memphis

If 1.2 Million Blackwells Land in Musk's Colossus 2, How Will the AI Race Change?

What changes when about 1.2 million Nvidia Blackwell chips come together in one giant AI infrastructure?

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Editorial chart cover: illustrative 18-year growth of one SpaceX (SPCX) share in a Trump account, comparing 7% vs 10% returns and 5-20% share growth scenarios.

Why Musk wants to give 72 million US children a share of SpaceX

Elon Musk says he will gift one SpaceX share to every American child. The plan is not yet detailed, and the bigger driver of a child's wealth may be 18 years of steady saving.

Investing

Tesla and SpaceX: What Shareholders Should Watch in Musk's Next Chapter

A Roadster demo, a proposed stock gift to children and a new proxy-voting program have fueled merger talk. No deal has been announced, and the exchange terms would matter more than any one price.

Investing

AI's Next Bottleneck Is Power, Not GPUs

Jensen Huang and Elon Musk sent the same warning in Washington. The AI race is widening from building better models to supplying power and chips at industrial scale.

Tech

Musk's G20 message: AI's real bottleneck is not GPUs, it is electricity

A billion humanoids and a 20 to 30 percent bigger world economy make headlines. The line investors should read first is duller: AI chips are multiplying faster than the power and physical infrastructure needed to switch them on.

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