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Form 144 | AST SpaceMobile(ASTS.US) Officer Proposes to Sell 1.53 Million in Common Stocks
SEC FILLINGS DISCLOSED/ Jun 14, $AST SpaceMobile(ASTS.US)$、$AST SPACEMOBILE INC C/WTS (TO PUR COM)(ASTSW.US)$ Officer Brian Heller intends to sell 154.44K shares of its common stock on Jun 14, with a
AST SpaceMobile and Verizon Announce Plans to Target 100 Percent Geographical Coverage of the Continental United States From Space on Premium 850 MHz Cellular Spectrum
10-Q: Quarterly report
AT&T and AST SpaceMobile Announce Definitive Commercial Agreement
AST SpaceMobile Welcomes Andrew Johnson as New Chief Legal Officer
AST SpaceMobile to Provide Quarterly Business Update on May 15, 2024
AST SpaceMobile Begins Tape-out Phase for ASIC Chip Partnering With TSMC
AST SpaceMobile ASIC Chip Enters Tape-Out Phase in Collaboration With TSMC
AST SpaceMobile to Provide Quarterly Business Update on April 1, 2024
AST SpaceMobile Updates Licensing Administration of Its Satellite Constellation
AST SpaceMobile's Abel Avellan Appointed Commissioner to the ITU/UNESCO Broadband Commission
AST SpaceMobile CEO Publishes Letter to Shareholders
AST SpaceMobile, Inc. Announces Launch of Offering of $100,000,000 of Class A Common Stock
AST SpaceMobile, NASA Ink Deal Aimed at Improving Spaceflight Safety
Rolls-Royce unveiled its first electric car, fully electrified in 2030, and the founder's predictions 120 years ago came true
Rolls-Royce unveiled its first pure electric vehicle “Spectre” (Spectre) on Thursday, which will be road tested in December this year and delivered to customers for the first time in 2023. According to reports, this pure electric Rolls-Royce will conduct road tests around the world, and the cumulative mileage is expected to reach 2.5 million kilometers. This pure electric vehicle will be the beginning of Rolls-Royce's full electrification. Rolls-Royce CEO Torston Mueller Uterfus said that Rolls-Royce will be fully electrified in 2030. This is a landmark step in the history of Rolls-Royce, and surprisingly, one of the brand's founders was early
Musk satirizes Bezos for investing in anti-aging companies: if it doesn't work, he'll even sue the Grim Reaper!
Recently, it was reported that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has invested in an anti-aging biotechnology company called Altos Labs. As soon as the news came out, it immediately drew ridicule from his old rival, Tesla, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. In his consistent style, Musk responded to a tweet about Bezos' new investment and possible salaries for Altos Labs scientists. He wrote, “If this doesn't work, even the Grim Reaper will sue!” This is apparently echoing a previous tweet in which Musk satirizes Bezos's full-time job after his retirement
Global house prices are rising at the fastest rate in history.
Original title: global house prices are rising at the fastest pace in history. Newly released data on existing home sales in the United States show that the median price of existing homes in the United States soared 24% to a record $363300. According to statistics, this data has been on an upward trend since the beginning of the year, which has become another proof that the real estate market is in a bubble. Lawrence Yun, chief economist of the National Association of Realtors (NAR), commented that median home prices are unlikely to fall as inventories remain tight, but he expects house price growth to slow by the end of the year. Big banks such as Goldman Sachs Group and Bank of America
Musk: Stealing chips is like grabbing toilet paper The supply chain issue is the biggest challenge facing Tesla
Musk said that the chip shortage has had a major impact on Tesla's supply chain. He criticized companies that ordered chips in a big way beyond their own needs, saying they were no different from consumers who hoarded toilet paper at the beginning of the pandemic. “Our biggest challenge is the supply chain, especially microcontroller chips. This has never happened before,” Musk tweeted on Wednesday. “Every company is overordering because they're worried about running out, just like a shortage of toilet paper, but on a huge scale.” Musk, 49, said on Tesla's first-quarter earnings call in April that the chip shortage was a “huge problem” and was the company
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