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SpaceX's reliance on government contracts and the potential risks of Elon Musk's exit from his U.S. government role.
An analysis by The Washington Post found that Elon Musk’s companies have received at least $38 billion in federal and state contracts, loans, subsidies and tax credits since 2003 — a total that the Po...
is not accurately described as purely in the narrow sense of emerging from zero capital and no external advantages: multiple reports document family wealth and early access to capital and connections,...
The short answer: . demonstrably exhibits a form of high, “spiky” practical intelligence that has produced extraordinary business and engineering outcomes; at the same time, there is no verified IQ sc...
Elon Musk’s companies have received billions in public support over the past two decades through contracts, loans, tax credits and subsidies—estimates range from about $20 billion to $38 billion depen...
has completed a major consolidation by having acquire his artificial-intelligence company , creating what reporting calls the world’s most valuable private company and setting up a potential blockbust...