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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned following personal scandals, causing Nvidia stock to drop 4.6%. Meanwhile, SpaceX stock rose 2.9% after Elon Musk expressed interest in hiring Huang. Musk sees this as an opportunity to strengthen SpaceX's AI chip and data center capabilities while denying Huang to competitors.
Five sectors are higher and six are lower in Thursday’s regular session, with cyclical, defensive and growth sectors split across the top three positions. The leaders are separated rather than clustered, with Energy clearly ahead of the next group.
SpaceX’s 13% slide means it may need roughly 40% more shares to buy Tesla, complicating a potential merger
Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang resigned following an investigation into allegations that he had a relationship with a woman suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. CFO Colette Kress will serve as interim CEO. While the stock fell over 12% on the news, the article argues that Nvidia's competitive advantages in AI computing rest on its CUDA platform, engineering talent, and integrated systems—not solely on Huang. Historical precedent from Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon shows major tech companies can thrive after founder-led transitions.
Elon Musk says Tesla Robotaxi now operates 24/7 across all active cities, eliminating overnight service gaps and expanding availability.
Tesla plans to discontinue Cybertruck production by fall 2027 due to weak demand and underutilized factory capacity. The vehicle fell 48% in U.S. sales to 20,237 units in 2025, far below Musk's 250,000-unit target. The freed-up factory space will be repurposed for Cybercab production, Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing vehicle, as the company pivots toward autonomy and robotics. However, Tesla must prove that driverless rides can be profitable at scale.
Tesla has registered 1,302 autonomous vehicles in Texas, narrowly surpassing Waymo's 1,297, with its fleet growing over 30-fold since May including 573 purpose-built Cybercabs. However, analysts caution that fleet expansion alone doesn't guarantee passenger demand, utilization rates, or sustainable robotaxi economics. Tesla still needs to demonstrate strong vehicle utilization and profitable operations across multiple markets before the robotaxi opportunity becomes truly compelling.
Tesla has secured provisional approval for its Full Self-Driving technology in Finland, becoming the 11th EU country to approve the system. However, EU-wide clearance requires backing from 15 member states representing 65% of the bloc's population, with a critical vote expected in December. Tesla's paid FSD customer base grew 67% year-over-year to 1.74 million in Q3 2026, but approval from major EU economies remains elusive.
Apple has outperformed Alphabet among the Magnificent Seven tech stocks in 2026, with Apple up 29% and Alphabet down 8%. While Alphabet appears cheaper and has strong long-term fundamentals with Google Search and growing Google Cloud revenue, Apple is recommended as the better buy for 2027 due to new product launches, new CEO John Ternus' product expertise, and lower vulnerability to potential AI infrastructure spending slowdowns.
SpaceX and Tesla are exploring a potential merger that would combine electric vehicles, rockets, satellite internet, and AI under one corporate umbrella. However, analyst Brett Schafer argues that despite the technological promise, a $10,000 investment in the combined company is likely to be worth less by 2030 rather than more. With a combined market cap of $3.5 trillion, the merged entity would struggle to generate sufficient earnings to justify this valuation, especially given Tesla's stagnant revenue growth and SpaceX's extremely high price-to-sales ratio of 56.
SpaceX shows rapid growth driven by its AI/super intelligence segment with 830% revenue increase and major deals with companies like Anthropic and Alphabet. However, the company faces significant headwinds including a sky-high valuation (P/S ratio of 55), political uncertainty following Democratic midterm victories, potential increased regulations on data centers, and environmental pressures on Texas operations. The analyst predicts a $1,000 investment will likely remain flat by end of 2027.
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