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Josh Kushner Bets Big on Elon Musk, More Than Doubles Thrive Capital Stake in SpaceX Stock in Q3

BenzingaChris Katje

By the end of Q3, Thrive Capital's SpaceX position was valued at around $7.1 billion, representing 92% of the investment portfolio.

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