Introduction Elon Musk has acquired the assets of APR Energy, a Jacksonville, Florida company that deploys trailer-mounted gas turbines on accelerated timelines. Neither Musk nor APR announced the transaction. It surfaced instead through two regulatory filings — a Federal Trade Commission early termination notice dated May 14, 2026, and a Securities and Exchange Commission disclosure from a minority stakeholder filed...
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The Idea Congress Killed in 2003 Is Now a Private Market Worth Billions
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Musk’s Quiet $1 Billion Bet on Power
Introduction Elon Musk has acquired the assets of APR Energy, a Jacksonville, Florida company that deploys trailer-mounted gas turbines on...

The Idea Congress Killed in 2003 Is Now a Private Market Worth Billions
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97 Days to the Midterms: The Senate and House Primaries That Haven’t Happened Yet
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