Harvard and Nvidia Just Revealed Their Massive SpaceX Stakes
New SEC filings show Nvidia held nearly $21 billion in SpaceX stock and Harvard held $2.21 billion at June 30—with SpaceX dominating Harvard's reported U.S. equity portfolio.
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New SEC filings show Nvidia held nearly $21 billion in SpaceX stock and Harvard held $2.21 billion at June 30—with SpaceX dominating Harvard's reported U.S. equity portfolio.
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