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Globalstar CEO Paul Jacobs explains why satellite company moved from NYSE to Nasdaq

Feb 11, 2025, 12:09 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The stock's 10% rise indicates positive market reception post-listing and deals. Previous tech stock successes on Nasdaq support this sentiment.

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Globalstar moved from NYSE to Nasdaq to improve visibility. Stock rose over 10% on Nasdaq debut after reverse split. Globalstar signed $1.5 billion deal with Apple for iPhone services. The company is developing low Earth orbit satellite services. CEO notes expansion plans face unproven business model challenges.

  • Globalstar moved from NYSE to Nasdaq to improve visibility.
  • Stock rose over 10% on Nasdaq debut after reverse split.
  • Globalstar signed $1.5 billion deal with Apple for iPhone services.
  • The company is developing low Earth orbit satellite services.
  • CEO notes expansion plans face unproven business model challenges.

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