Elon Musk Wants SpaceX To Go Public: How It Works
The trickiest part may be settling on a share price – the cost of one piece of ownership in the company when it first hits the market.
Day: May 17, 2026
King’s Cross, where Google’s new UK HQ is due to open later this year, has become London’s new tech, VC, and AI hub, attracting OpenAI, Anthropic, and others (John Gapper/Financial Times)
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King’s Cross, where Google’s new UK HQ is due to open later this year, has become London’s new tech, VC, and AI hub, attracting OpenAI, Anthropic, and others — A formerly rundown area has become London…
Drone strike reportedly hits major Russian fertilizer plant linked to explosives production
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Qantas Flight Diverted After Man Bites Flight Attendant
The man was met by local authorities on arrival and has been slapped with a no fly ban on all Qantas planes.
USS Gerald Ford Returns Home From Longest Deployment Since Vietnam War
The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier, dispatched to the Middle East ahead of the outbreak of war with Iran, returned home to the United States on Saturday after…
Algeria’s USM Alger beat Egypt’s Zamalek to win CAF Cup
Algeria’s USM Alger beat Egypt’s Zamalek to win CAF Cup.
WHO declares global health emergency over Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda
Health authorities have confirmed the current outbreak is caused by the Bundibugyo virus, a rare variant of the disease.
Venezuela Says It Deported Maduro Aide To Face Criminal Proceedings In US
Alex Saab, who amassed a fortune through Venezuelan government contracts, fell out of favor with the country’s new leadership that took power following Maduro’s ouster.
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‘Feels like an illusion’: how Trump seizing Maduro has changed little in Venezuela
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