Part of a Falcon 9 rocket unintentionally smashed into the moon on August 5 around 2:35 a.m. Eastern Time, as predicted, and some scientific instruments have spotted signs of it. However, no one was able to witness the much-anticipated collision in real time,

A South Korean satellite has captured the first pictures of the moon’s fresh crash scene caused by a stray SpaceX rocket.

Although no one observed the actual 5,400-mph (8,700-kph) collision, a telescope in Chile spotted what astronomers have identified as the debris plume resulting from the crash.

More than 900 million SpaceX shares are set to unlock Thursday, more than doubling the publicly available stock in Elon Musk’s space and AI company, which has struggled since its record-breaking IPO j...

SpaceX (SPCX.O) shares recovered from a steep post-earnings selloff, even as investors remained watchful of the impact of potential insider selling on the stock, which has had a turbulent ​run since i...

But stocks are rising today, lifted by optimism–fueled by the July jobs report that landed this morning–that the Fed may not need to raise interest rates soon.

Elon Musk issued a jaw-dropping revenue forecast, ridiculed the ease of building data centers compared to rockets, and envisioned factories on the Moon during SpaceX's first earnings call on Tuesday.

Stocks often come under pressure once insiders are able to unload shares — but in the case of SpaceX, that risk may have been already priced in.