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tech reporter @NYTimes. ryan.mac@nytimes.com. Signal: rmac.18

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I'm a San Francisco-based reporter and a member of Forbes' wealth team. I track the world's billionaires and report on how they make and spend their money. I've worked at a number of publications including The New York Times, Bloomberg News, The Bay Citizen, The Orange County Register and the Half Moon Bay Review. I got my first fix for news as a reporter at The Stanford Daily and haven't looked back since. I work with a team of reporters to bring you the Forbes World's Billionaires list and th…

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Professor Billionaire: The Stanford Academic Who Wrote Google Its First Check - Forbes

Professor Billionaire: The Stanford Academic Who Wrote Google Its First Check - Forbes

Stanford Professor David Cheriton wrote Google cofounders Sergey Brin and Larry Page their first check. He is…

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Reid Hoffman And Peter Thiel Share The Secrets Of Breaking Into Tech's Most Exclusive Network - F...

Reid Hoffman And Peter Thiel Share The Secrets Of Breaking Into Tech's Most Exclusive Network - F...

He who builds the best network wins, and Reid Hoffman and Peter Thiel have spun two of the finest webs in Sil…

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Electronic Cash Kings - Forbes

Electronic Cash Kings - Forbes

Spinning tunes now means minting cash. These ten DJs earned the most over the past 12 months.

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Tiësto And The Evolution Of The Electronic Music Business - Forbes

Tiësto And The Evolution Of The Electronic Music Business - Forbes

Holland's Tijs Michiel Verwest is a man of firsts. Better known as Tiësto, the 43-year-old DJ was the first t…

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Xiaomi's Lei Jun: China's Answer To Steve Jobs? - Forbes

Xiaomi's Lei Jun: China's Answer To Steve Jobs? - Forbes

There aren't many American entrepreneurs who would have the nerve to compare themselves to Steve Jobs and Ap…

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Superpowered Investing Tips: Heroes And Villains Give Business Advice At Comic Con 2012 - Forbes

Superpowered Investing Tips: Heroes And Villains Give Business Advice At Comic Con 2012 - Forbes

Bruce Wayne, or Batman, doesn't like talking about net worth. Despite being worth $6.9 billion and ranking in…

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SpaceX Falls Below I.P.O. Price of $135 Original

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By Ryan Mac Verified, Lauren Hirsch Verified
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SpaceX Falls Below I.P.O. Price of $135 After soaring in its stock market debut, the shares of Elon Musk’s rocket and A.I. company have been rocky. July 15, 2026, 12:14 p.m. ET SpaceX, Elon Musk’s rocket and artificial intelligence company, dropped below its initial public offering price on Wednesday, raising questions for other tech companies that are aiming to test the public markets.
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SpaceX Falls Below IPO Price of $135

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By Ryan Mac Verified, Lauren Hirsch Verified
| Breaking One
LOS ANGELES -- SpaceX, Elon Musk's rocket and artificial intelligence company, dropped below its initial public offering price Wednesday, raising questions for other tech companies that are aiming to test the public markets. SpaceX shares fell more than 1.6% in intraday trading to $133.74, below the $135 price when the company went public last month in the largest IPO ever.
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SpaceX Briefly Falls Below IPO Price of $135

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By Ryan Mac Verified, Lauren Hirsch Verified
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LOS ANGELES -- SpaceX, Elon Musk's rocket and artificial intelligence company, dropped below its initial public offering price of $135 Wednesday before closing the day slightly above it, raising questions for other tech companies aiming to test the public markets. SpaceX shares fell more than 2.5% in intraday trading before ending the trading day at $135.27.
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