Faiz Siddiqui

After a record-setting IPO last month, SpaceX’s honeymoon is over. Investors in companies led by Elon Musk, who has lost his trillionaire status, want results.

After a record-setting IPO last month, SpaceX's honeymoon is over. Investors in companies led by Elon Musk, who has lost his trillionaire status, want results.

The billionaire took issue with the questions, which included race, his work with DOGE and his promotion of misinformation on the social media platform X.

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

SpaceX reported a loss of more than $500 million in its first quarterly earnings report since taking its stock public in June, a continuation of

The government watchdog found that billions of dollars in DOGE’s public tally could not be verified and that some claimed cuts never happened.

When Jane Doe 4, as she is identified in legal filings, arrived at her parents' house in Wyoming to set up a family party earlier this year, the

A Wyoming woman alleges in a federal lawsuit that her stepfather used the Grok chatbot to transform a childhood photo into child sexual abuse material.

Tad Park believes in Tesla. He believes in the company so much that he once put his kids in the path of a Tesla running in Full Self-Driving mode, to prove the technology was safe enough to avoid running them over.

As Musk turns his focus to other ventures such as SpaceX, some of his biggest backers are wondering whether his car company has become an afterthought.