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CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday that investors flocking to SpaceX are betting on Elon Musk’s ability to create transformative businesses — not the company’s current earnings power.”The stock is called SpaceX, but it might as well be called Elon Musk,” the “Mad Money” host said.SpaceX has quickly become one of the world’s most valuable companies following its blockbuster IPO on Friday. Shares surged almost 5% Tuesday, pushing the rocket company’s valuation above several technology heavyweights, including Amazon, and briefly surpassing Microsoft. The rally has intensified questions about whether SpaceX’s roughly $2.5 trillion market value is justified.Cramer argued, however, that conventional…

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Stock Chart IconStock chart iconCava’s year-to-date stock performance. CAVA: “Yes, you want to buy Cava. I think it’s the best of the new concepts. I think there’s something there for everybody. There really is. It’s tasty, clean, fun.”Stock Chart IconStock chart iconImmunitybio’s year-to-date stock performance. Immunitybio: “I will tell you, that’s going to be your spec. Remember, in “How to Make Money in Any Market,” I encourage speculation, as long as it’s only one position. If you go to two positions, then I don’t encourage it. Let Immunitybio be your speculation.”Stock Chart IconStock chart iconTrulieve Cannabis’ year-to-date stock performance. Trulieve…

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Last week, we looked at a new study of the origin of complex cells, one that showed that our ancestors’ genomes were pieced together from bits and pieces of multiple species. It put a spotlight on a phenomenon called horizontal gene transfer, in which a gene from one species is incorporated into the genome of a distantly related species. The frequency of horizontal gene transfer means that, in addition to the neatly branching trees that relate species by common descent, there are small threads connecting distant branches of the tree of life. It’s easy to see why horizontal gene transfer…

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Ali Ghodsi, co-founder and CEO of Databricks, speaks at the company’s Data and AI Summit in San Francisco on June 16, 2026.Grant Terzakis Media | DatabricksDatabricks has a unique role in the AI boom. Revenue continues to soar as businesses swarm to the company’s data analytics tools. But as clients rely on more AI agents to clean up data and ask questions, Databricks is enduring higher costs, leading to lower margins. “It’s the consumption-based business model, agentic AI coming,” Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi told CNBC in an interview on Tuesday at the company’s Data and AI Summit in San Francisco.…

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Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan attends the annual Computex trade show in Taipei, Taiwan, June 2, 2026. Tsai Hsin-han | ReutersIntel has begun production of its most-advanced chip node, bringing the company one step closer to a possible deal to make some chips for Apple devices.Intel announced it’s making the new chip node, 18A-P, at the VLSI Symposium in Honolulu, Hawaii, on Tuesday.”This is a journey, and while we have more work ahead, we appreciate the opportunity to share the progress we are making,” Intel foundry head Naga Chandrasekaran said in a statement. Chandrasekaran called the development a “signal to Intel…

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