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What's Going On with AST SpaceMobile Shares On Thursday?

BenzingaLekha Gupta

AST SpaceMobile shares fall toward their 52-week low as broader market weakness, SpaceX’s earnings beat, a spectrum dispute and a pending class action weigh on sentiment.

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