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Musk Says SpaceX, Tesla Have Formed Committees to Explore Merger

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By Valida Pau Verified
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Source: The Information Elon Musk said Tuesday SpaceX and Tesla have formed special committees to explore a potential merger. This is the first step toward what would be the largest mergers of all-time, bringing together Musk’s sprawling empire of electric cars, rocket launch, satellite and AI businesses. Tesla currently has a market cap of nearly $1.5 trillion while SpaceX is trading around $2 trillion.
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Palo Alto Networks CEO Advises Daughter on New AI-Focused Venture Capital Fund

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These days, raising a new venture fund can seem like an uphill battle. First-time managers are competing with much bigger funds that can lure founders with rich valuations—as well as track records that can wow limited partners. But what if you had unfettered access to some sage advice from a seasoned investor and executive? That’s the case for Ayesha Arora-Hughes, the daughter of Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora.
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The Party Is Still Going Strong for Private Tech

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The sentiment gap between public and private markets could not be wider right now. Wall Street investors have been increasingly worried about overborrowing by AI-related companies, as evidenced by skyrocketing yields on CoreWeave bonds, a selloff in semiconductor stocks and the yanking of the IPO of Firmus, the Australian data center operator. Investors in private tech startups are still ebullient, blown away by how fast startups like Fireworks AI have grown.
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