Cathie Wood Bets $31M On Amazon, CoreWeave And Meta, While Pulling $26.5M Out of This Hot AI Stock
Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest poured $31 million into Amazon, CoreWeave and Meta, but also trimmed $26.5 million of Teradyne.
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Rocket Lab Secures Funding for Iridium Buyout
Rocket Lab completes a $1.94B stock offering to buy Iridium, cancels a $3.6B loan facility, and retains Iridium’s debt structure.
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