Musk’s SpaceX lines up banks to lead IPO
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By Echo Wang and Prakhar Srivastava Jan 22 (Reuters) - Elon Musk's space startup SpaceX is lining up four Wall Street banks for leading roles on a potential initial public offering that could rank among the largest market debuts ever,
Another SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is due to launch on the West Coast. Californians have plenty of ways to watch liftoff, including a livestream.
The four Wall Street firms are currently selling existing shares valuing the company at $800 billion, according to reports.
The company is encouraging users to check out the revamped, $50/month Roam 100GB plan.
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The spat between two of the most provocative business leaders quickly went viral. While O’Leary dismissed X/Twitter as a “cesspit” and claimed Musk knew “zero” about planes, Musk retorted with a poll titled “Buy Ryanair and restore Ryan as their rightful ruler” (its founder Tony Ryan died in 2007).