NASA May Shrink Boeing's Moon-Mission Role While Handing SpaceX Core Rocket Responsibilities President Donald Trump's NASA chief could soon announce Boeing's diminishing role in returning astronauts to the Moon, while leaning heavily on Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket company to do the heavy lifting. Boeing's Space Launch System (SLS), originally the rocket backbone of the Artemis mission, would no long...
NASA May Shrink Boeing's Moon-Mission Role While Handing SpaceX Core Rocket Responsibilities President Donald Trump's NASA chief could soon announce Boeing's diminishing role in returning astronauts to the Moon, while leaning heavily on Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket company to do the heavy lifting. Boeing's Space Launch System (SLS), originally the rocket backbone of the Artemis mission, would no longer carry the Lockheed Martin-built Orion crew capsule to the Moon. Under the new plan, SpaceX's Starship would take the lead. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman plans to meet with the companies working on the Artemis program next Tuesday, including Boeing, SpaceX, and Blue Origin, to discuss progress and current paths forward. Sources close to the program said any significant changes could face immediate Congressional scrutiny. "NASA is committed to using the SLS architecture through at least Artemis V, which is necessary to support both human landing system providers, and their associated acceleration plans to return American astronauts to the Moon," Isaacman said in a statement. "We're incredibly supportive of both our HLS providers and their plans to accelerate America's path forward to the moon," Isaacman added. SpaceX will ultimately deliver millions of tons to the Moon to build a self-growing city there and same for Mars — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 19, 2026 If Isaacman does boot SLS from the core rocket during the launch of the Orion crew capsule to the moon, it would be a massive blow to Boeing, which has been mired in setbacks ranging from Starliner capsule issues to SLS launch delays. Notably, Starship still lacks a fully successful orbital flight. The effort to swap SLS for Starship shows Isaacman's urgent push to accelerate Artemis timelines (target: 2028 landing) after years of delays and cost overruns, with SLS missions costing over $4 billion each. Isaacman has also been weighing alternatives for the HLS on the Moon from both SpaceX and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origi...
AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been hospitalised in Buenos Aires after feeling unwell, just days before the band’s scheduled sold-out concerts in the city. According to the event’s promoter, the guitarist for the legendary Australian rock band was undergoing medical tests but remains in good spirits and was expected to perform. The band are scheduled to perform in the Argentinian capital as part...
AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been hospitalised in Buenos Aires after feeling unwell, just days before the band’s scheduled sold-out concerts in the city. According to the event’s promoter, the guitarist for the legendary Australian rock band was undergoing medical tests but remains in good spirits and was expected to perform. The band are scheduled to perform in the Argentinian capital as part of their Power Up world tour. View image in fullscreen Sanatorio Mater Dei hospital in Buenos Aires, where AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young is undergoing medical tests. Photograph: Francisco Loureiro/Reuters Young, the nephew of the band’s late founder Malcolm Young, “was not feeling well. As a precaution, he was admitted to a local hospital, where he is undergoing a full series of tests,” according to a statement released Thursday by the event’s promoter. The causes of the 69-year-old Young’s condition were not specified. “Stevie is doing well and in good spirits,” a spokesperson said. “He is eagerly looking forward to getting on stage on Monday.” AC/DC is scheduled to perform three sold-out concerts at Buenos Aires’ Monumental Stadium – which has a capacity of up to 85,000 – on 23, 27 and 31 March. The first date sold out quickly, prompting the band to add two more shows. The last time the band performed in Argentina was in 2009, when nearly 200,000 fans attended their concerts. View image in fullscreen AC/DC are on their Power Up world tour. Photograph: Jack Revell/The Guardian The group arrived Wednesday afternoon at Buenos Aires’ Ezeiza international airport after performing in Santiago, Chile and are scheduled to play in Mexico City in early April. Stevie Young has been the band’s guitarist since 2014, when his uncle stepped down due to health issues. The tour is named after AC/DC’s latest album, Power Up, released in 2020 in tribute to Malcolm Young, who died in 2017 after suffering from dementia. Malcolm founded the band in Sydney, Australia, with his younger brother A...
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格隆汇3月20日|受通胀担忧和美联储降息希望减弱的影响,金价在盘初小幅走低。现货黄金下跌0.2%,至每盎司4,644.51美元。XS.com的高级市场分析师Antonio Di Giacomo在一封电子邮件中称:“自2月底以来,油价已飙升逾40%-50%,加剧了全球通胀影响。“该高级市场分析师说:“此外,美联储的信息一直很明确:降息将是有限和渐进的。“该分析师补充说:“因此,黄金面临着一个不太有利的环境。“
Audio-focused artificial intelligence (AI) model developer SoundHound AI (SOUN 6.90%) wasn't producing a good sensation in investor ears on Thursday. News of a major change in the company's C-Suite prompted them to sell the stock, and it ended the day down nearly 7%. Heading toward the out door Just after market close on Wednesday, SoundHound AI announced that CFO Nitesh Sharan is stepping down fr...
Audio-focused artificial intelligence (AI) model developer SoundHound AI (SOUN 6.90%) wasn't producing a good sensation in investor ears on Thursday. News of a major change in the company's C-Suite prompted them to sell the stock, and it ended the day down nearly 7%. Heading toward the out door Just after market close on Wednesday, SoundHound AI announced that CFO Nitesh Sharan is stepping down from his position and leaving the company. The move, effective Friday, April 3, is due to Sharan taking up what SoundHound AI describes as "a leadership role at a company in the quantum computing space." It did not get more specific. Sharan is to be replaced on an interim basis by co-founder and current chief product officer James Horn. Not coincidentally, Horn served as SoundHound AI's first CFO, beginning in 2005. The company added that it has launched a process to find Sharan's permanent replacement. Expand NASDAQ : SOUN SoundHound AI Today's Change ( -6.90 %) $ -0.51 Current Price $ 6.88 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.1B Day's Range $ 6.66 - $ 7.13 52wk Range $ 6.52 - $ 22.17 Volume 928K Avg Vol 26M Gross Margin 32.96 % Top-level transitions are always hard In the press release announcing the transition, SoundHound AI quoted CEO and co-founder Keyvan Mohajer as saying that Sharan's "many contributions position us for another year of robust growth with a solid balance sheet and strong financial foundation." That may be true, but investors become concerned anytime a relatively long-serving top executive -- Sharan began his tenure at SoundHound AI in September 2021 -- departs from a business. If I were a shareholder, I wouldn't necessarily assume this means there are serious problems at the company, but it's worth keeping a sharper eye on its headlines over the next few months just in case.
Key Points He's being replaced on an interim basis by a veteran company hand. Specifically, this is co-founder and original CFO James Horn. 10 stocks we like better than SoundHound AI › Audio-focused artificial intelligence (AI) model developer SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) wasn't producing a good sensation in investor ears on Thursday. News of a major change in the company's C-Suite prompted them ...
Key Points He's being replaced on an interim basis by a veteran company hand. Specifically, this is co-founder and original CFO James Horn. 10 stocks we like better than SoundHound AI › Audio-focused artificial intelligence (AI) model developer SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) wasn't producing a good sensation in investor ears on Thursday. News of a major change in the company's C-Suite prompted them to sell the stock, and it ended the day down nearly 7%. Heading toward the out door Just after market close on Wednesday, SoundHound AI announced that CFO Nitesh Sharan is stepping down from his position and leaving the company. The move, effective Friday, April 3, is due to Sharan taking up what SoundHound AI describes as "a leadership role at a company in the quantum computing space." It did not get more specific. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Sharan is to be replaced on an interim basis by co-founder and current chief product officer James Horn. Not coincidentally, Horn served as SoundHound AI's first CFO, beginning in 2005. The company added that it has launched a process to find Sharan's permanent replacement. Top-level transitions are always hard In the press release announcing the transition, SoundHound AI quoted CEO and co-founder Keyvan Mohajer as saying that Sharan's "many contributions position us for another year of robust growth with a solid balance sheet and strong financial foundation." That may be true, but investors become concerned anytime a relatively long-serving top executive -- Sharan began his tenure at SoundHound AI in September 2021 -- departs from a business. If I were a shareholder, I wouldn't necessarily assume this means there are serious problems at the company, but it's worth keeping a sharper eye on its headlines over the next few months just in case. Shou...