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MDA Space (TSX: MDA) gains Canadarm3 clarity as Canada shifts robotics strategy toward lunar operations
Canada plans to repurpose existing Canadarm3 investments for lunar-surface operations, giving MDA Space a clearer route beyond NASA’s paused Gateway programme. The strategic opportunity could eventually extend into lunar logistics and commercial space stations, but Canada has not yet disclosed incremental contract value, revised scope or a new deployment timetable.
Novo Nordisk’s $2.1bn Corvidia bet faces impairment after ZEUS trial miss
Ziltivekimab’s Phase 3 failure sends Novo Nordisk down 9%, triggers a Corvidia impairment and weakens its cardiovascular expansion strategy.
NASA awards $590m lunar contracts to Astrobotic, Firefly and Intuitive Machines
NASA awarded $590 million in lunar contracts to Astrobotic, Firefly and Intuitive Machines. Discover the values, risks and 2028 milestones.
NASA’s $5m bet on AiRANACULUS could shape how machines communicate on the Moon
AiRANACULUS will use a 24-month NASA commercialisation programme to advance intelligent networking technologies designed to connect lunar surface systems, orbiting spacecraft and future deep-space infrastructure.
SpaceX Starship Flight 12 hits key goals as IPO scrutiny intensifies
SpaceX’s Starship V3 test hit key targets before its record IPO plan. Read how the flight changes investor sentiment and launch economics.
SpaceX Starship V3 debut becomes critical test of IPO valuation story ahead of Nasdaq push
SpaceX needs Starship V3 to prove more than engineering progress. Its IPO valuation story may depend on what Flight 12 reveals.
Interlune wins NASA backing as Moon mining shifts from concept to hardware
Moon mining still sounds distant. Interlune’s NASA award shows how helium-3 demand may turn lunar science into commercial infrastructure.
Puma shares soar as takeover rumours swirl around CVC Capital Partners and Authentic Brands Group
Puma SE shares surged after reports of a possible takeover bid by CVC Capital Partners and Authentic Brands, raising questions about its future direction.