Anthropic Targets IPO at Least as Large as SpaceX Offering
Anthropic is reportedly targeting an IPO that would raise at least as much capital as SpaceX’s record-breaking public offering.
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Anthropic is reportedly targeting an IPO that would raise at least as much capital as SpaceX’s record-breaking public offering.
Nasdaq will introduce an overnight trading session on December 6 and is seeking approval to eventually offer trading for up to 23 hours a day.
Unitree’s Shanghai IPO drew 9.8 million retail investors, leaving applicants with roughly a 1-in-5,500 chance of receiving shares.
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Netflix approved an additional $25 billion share buyback program, signaling a renewed focus on shareholder returns after abandoning a major acquisition plan.
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OpenAI plans to allocate part of its IPO shares to retail investors, signaling a shift from traditional institutional-heavy listings.
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