
Why Rocket Lab shares soared for fourth straight day
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New York Times: Advancements in space technology driving a flurry of investor interest.
"You don't go to Mars working 8 to 5, Monday to Friday."
Company says up to 40 per cent of staff will also benefit.
The firm now has three interplanetary missions in its pipeline.
If the wage subsidy conditions were not met, Rocket Lab says it will repay the subsidy.
A research or military-operational cargo?
Engineer's dismissal was unjustified and there were serious breaches of good faith: ERA.
Company investigating the "anomaly"; failure comes just before its Nasdaq listing.
Rocket Lab founder continues to back young NZ entrepreneurs.
The company has been called out for publicising a $1000 gift which was never spent.
Gunsmoke-J satellite designed to support US army combat operations with targeting data.
Peter Beck's company goes head-to-head with Elon Musk's Space X.
Much larger "medium-lift" rocket planned with proceeds. Financials revealed.
Deal would see US-NZ startup and Mahia spaceport operator soar in value.
Opinion: Overstatement of 'life out there' claims should sound alarm bells.
Rocket Lab launched the electron rocket from its Mahia Peninsula site.
Rocket Lab carried the first NZ student-made satellite into space.
Re-useable rockets will allow for faster turnaround between launches.
Beck muses on development costs, dreams of Venus.
New York Times: Rocket Lab may be able to send a spacecraft to Venus long before Nasa.
How the secret launch went down.
What went wrong amid the bid for "warp-speed" turnaround.
The firm with some Government backing could one day to take on Rocket Lab.
Founder wants to help train New Zealand's "lost generation".
Launch programme pause during probe but no time to 'cry into your cornflakes'.
High tech payload expected to be covered by insurance - Peter Beck.
Mission payload not recoverable, spokeswoman confirms