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SpaceX is advancing its initial public offering plan, aiming to raise $75 billion, which would set a record for the largest IPO in history if successful. The company has invited analysts to visit its Texas launch site and Tennessee data center, with a briefing scheduled for this week, and is expected to go public in late June.

Author: David, Deep Tide TechFlow
Apple, the technology company with the highest market value in the world, has just handed the CEO position to someone with almost no public profile.
On April 20, Apple announced that Tim Cook will step down as CEO on September 1 and move on to become Executive Chairman. John Ternus, who will replace him, is 51 years old this year. He has been at Apple for 25 years, and his previous title was Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering.
After the news was released, Apple’s stock price fell slightly by less than 1% in after-hours trading. The market’s reaction was very calm, perhaps everyone had already guessed it was him.
Over the past year, Ternus has been appearing more and more frequently at Apple product launch events. Last year

Amazon announces an additional investment of up to $25 billion in AI lab Anthropic, with $5 billion to be received immediately, and commits to spending over $100 billion on AWS in the next ten years. This investment aims to address Anthropic's computing power bottleneck and ensure its competitiveness in the AI market.

In 2025, after SEC Chairman Paul Atkins took office, he implemented friendly cryptocurrency policies, withdrew multiple lawsuits, and approved several crypto ETFs. However, Democratic lawmakers criticized his conflicts of interest and transparency issues, and the SEC still awaits congressional clarification of its regulatory authority.

Former U.S. Congressman Mike Hanna commented on Trump's changing conflict timeline, questioning whether sufficient preparations were made before the war, pointing out the lack of transparency and a clear path to resolution, emphasizing the need for negotiations and the difficult situation faced.

Trump's Super PAC raised $35.6 million in March, bringing its total funds to $550 million. Major donors include Dianne Hendricks, Mark Anderson, and Ben Holowitz. The Republican Party's financial reserves are significantly better than the Democrats', demonstrating its fundraising advantage in the midterm elections.