FCC approval lets SpaceX deploy 15,000 satellites for mobile and direct-to-cell service outside the United States, without ground-provider leasing deals. AT&T's chief executive favors fiber, but the approval gives SpaceX a clear step forward.
The permission gives SpaceX a path to expand Starlink phone service beyond its current reach. Not needing leasing deals with ground providers may also give it more freedom to offer that service. AT&T's chief executive doubts the satellite approach and favors fiber. That shows a competing view, but the story reports no change to SpaceX's approval.
AT&T's chief executive favors fiber over SpaceX's satellite plan. The story reports no change to AT&T's services or business.
Goldman Sachs raised its SpaceX price target. The story reports no change to Goldman's own business.
A Morgan Stanley analyst raised his SpaceX price target. The story reports no change to Morgan Stanley's own business.
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