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65. thats 65 to 74. he res retiring with 740 times what the average american has when they retire. guess what, he made 75 billion or so during covid when the world turned to online shopping this in droves. hes handing off the day to day operations and ceo to andy jassi and focus on early initiatives and spend time on the space startup in blue origin and 15 days hell head to space on the rocket made by his company blue origin. >> 15 days before going to space. those are some fascinating statistic...

Japanese startup to carry UAE lunar rover to Moon in 2022 By Keita Nakamura, KYODO NEWS - 8 hours ago - 14:14 | All, Japan Japanese startup Ispace Inc. will deliver a lunar rover under development by the United Arab Emirates to the Moon next year in what will be the Arab worlds first lunar mission. Under the contract recently announced by the Tokyo-based space company and the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre, D...

Close SPAC - a Risky Way for a Space Startup to Go Public Going public usually means more trust and financial support for a business from potential investors. Therefore, some shady companies might turn to this idea as a lifebuoy to get additional funding when other tools do not work. Going public can have different forms, one of them being special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). What is a SPAC company? SPAC is a blank check company created specifically to acquire a business later. This m...