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Ron Baron today in new interview on SpaceX and a potential IPO: "We think it's likely they could go public next summer. I think June 28th because that's his (Elon's) birthday. But they have said it (an IPO) to their shareholders. The press has speculated a $1.5T valuation by... show more

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