Spencer Soper
Reporter at Bloomberg News
E-commerce hack for Bloomberg. [email protected], opinions are mine.
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3 days ago |
bloomberglinea.com.br | Spencer Soper |Matt Day
Bloomberg — Jeff Bezos recebeu uma boa notícia em abril. Sua empresa de foguetes Blue Origin obteve um contrato de US$ 2,4 bilhões da Força Espacial dos EUA para levar satélites militares ao espaço. O prêmio mostrou que ela estava finalmente jogando na mesma liga que a SpaceX de Elon Musk, que ganhou um contrato relacionado no valor de US$ 5,9 bilhões. Para manter o ímpeto, Bezos precisa continuar ganhando negócios com o governo, mas há uma complicação.
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6 days ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Spencer Soper |Matt Day
Bloomberg — Jeff Bezos recibió una buena noticia en abril. Su empresa de cohetes Blue Origin consiguió un contrato de US$2.400 millones de la Fuerza Espacial estadounidense para elevar satélites militares al espacio. La adjudicación fue un golpe para la startup y demostró que por fin jugaba en la misma liga que SpaceX, de Elon Musk, que consiguió un contrato relacionado por valor de US$5.900 millones.
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6 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Spencer Soper
Shopify Inc. shares fell after the company projected slowing profit growth in the current quarter, with executives pledging to keep spending to boost sales growth. The Canadian e-commerce company said it expects gross profit growth in the quarter ending in June to be in the mid-teens, compared with a year earlier. Analysts were looking for growth exceeding 20%.
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6 days ago |
seattletimes.com | Spencer Soper |Matt Day
(Bloomberg) — Jeff Bezos got some good news in April. His Blue Origin rocket company scored a $2.4 billion contract from the US Space Force to loft military satellites into space. The award was a coup for the startup and showed it was finally playing in the same league as Elon Musk’s SpaceX, which won a related contract worth $5.9 billion. To maintain the momentum, Bezos needs to keep winning government business, but there’s a complication.
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6 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Spencer Soper |Matt Day
Jeff Bezos got some good news in April. His Blue Origin rocket company scored a $2.4 billion contract from the US Space Force to loft military satellites into space. The award was a coup for the startup and showed it was finally playing in the same league as Elon Musk’s SpaceX, which won a related contract worth $5.9 billion. To maintain the momentum, Bezos needs to keep winning government business, but there’s a complication.
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