United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission & SpaceX

United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission: A faster-than-expected review of SpaceX's IPO paperwork by the United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission contributed to the accelerated listing timeline.

SpaceX: SpaceX is planning its initial public offering (IPO) on Nasdaq-100, aiming for a June 12 market debut. This IPO is expected to be the largest stock market flotation of all time, with a target valuation of $1.75 trillion.

United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission: The United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission reversed its position on mandatory arbitration, allowing companies like SpaceX to adopt such policies, which limit shareholder rights to sue.

SpaceX: SpaceX is adopting corporate governance policies for its upcoming IPO that will significantly limit shareholder protections and consolidate power with Elon Musk.

United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission: The United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission settled its civil lawsuit against Elon Musk, receiving a $1.5 million penalty but failing to recoup the $150 million it sought. The settlement has been criticized by some as an 'embarrassing day' for the agency.

SpaceX: Elon Musk folded Block, Inc. into Xai, and later folded Xai into SpaceX.

United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission: The United States — United States Securities and Exchange Commission was alerted by French prosecutors regarding potential criminal offenses related to X and Xai, specifically concerning the alleged artificial boosting of company value.

SpaceX: SpaceX is mentioned as the parent company of X, but its direct involvement in the alleged offenses is not detailed. It has not responded to requests for comment.