SpaceX Files for IPO, Eyes $1.75 Trillion Debut

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Today’s most talked-about stories:
- SpaceX files for IPO, eyes $1.75 trillion debut
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- OpenAI hires freelancers to train ChatGPT
- Meta opens 5-story flagship store on fifth avenue in NYC
SpaceX Files for IPO, Eyes $1.75 Trillion Debut
SpaceX has reportedly filed confidentially to go public, with a possible IPO as soon as summer 2026.
Reports say it could debut at over $1 trillion, with some putting the target at $1.75 trillion, and raise 40 to $80 billion.
Because the filing was confidential, the full paperwork and financial details are still not public.
So the filing is widely reported, but the final timing, valuation, and amount raised are still not confirmed.
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OpenAI Hires Freelancers to Train ChatGPT
OpenAI is reportedly using about 3,000 to 4,000 freelancers to help train ChatGPT for real jobs in areas like farming, music, and commercial aviation.
Pay ranges from about $50 to $500 an hour.
People apply through Handshake AI Fellowship, where the work is paid, remote, and project-based.
Handshake says paid project work must be done from inside the United States and associated territories, while full-time roles are on OpenAI’s careers page.
Meta Opens 5-Story Flagship Store on Fifth Avenue in NYC
Meta has signed a 10-year lease for 697 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan and is turning its New York Meta Lab into a permanent 5-story flagship store.
The store will be about 15,000 square feet and will focus on hands-on demos of Meta’s AI glasses and Quest devices.
This report says this kind of store brings real day-to-day risks.
It mentions things like slip-and-fall injuries, stolen or damaged devices, worker injuries, water damage, vandalism, and business interruption if the store has to close. Read the full article.
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