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For decades, Elon Musk has mixed resources and ambitions at his two largest companies.

For decades, Elon Musk has mixed resources and ambitions at his two largest companies.

Anthropic’s filing revealed it officially chose the Nasdaq stock exchange for its stock-market debut, and picked the ticker “ANT.” It’s a blow to Nasdaq’s downtown rival, the New York Stock Exchange, [which is having a rough year](https://www.google/search?scaesv=a729b046d7660124&rlz=1C5GCCMe

Two things Anthropic didn’t reveal yet: The valuation it is targeting, and the number of shares it plans to sell. Those details likely won’t come for another two weeks or so, when Anthropic files updated paperwork after gauging investor feedback. The company is aiming to go public [the week of Nov.

Just like for SpaceX’s blockbuster offering, the same two banks have snagged the lead roles to take Anthropic public. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley were named as the two lead banks on the deal, followed by another 20 underwriters. Morgan Stanley was named as the stabilization agent, which means i

Anthropic’s initial IPO filing may have a hefty risk-factors section, but before it delves into those fears the company highlights a possible positive: the opportunity for AI to help cure major diseases. As the Journal previously reported, Anthropic has been telling prospective and current investor

Anthropic’s filing revealed it is planning to take a nontraditional approach to allowing early investors and employees to sell their stakes following its IPO. Rather than require all Class A shareholders to wait the traditional 180 days before selling shares, Anthropic revealed it plans to allow som

Anthropic’s IPO still has many blanks in it, including how many shares the company plans to sell, and at what price. Investors will need to wait at least another two weeks before they get those answers. The company can launch its pitch to investors 15 calendar days after its filing. At that time, i

Anthropic has officially started the clock on what could be the biggest initial public offering ever.

Here’s what we know about Anthropic’s various shareholders—and the rights they have—in front of one of the most anticipated intial public offerings of the year. Class A shares: Voting shares held by early investors and employees of the company, and the shares for sale in the IPO. Rather than re