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Bezos' Blue Origin is building more rockets to meet 'robust demand' for space tourism, CEO says

By: CNBC.com News
Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith on Thursday said the company needs to build more of its New Shepard rockets to meet the demand from the space tourism market.
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