Anthropic Aims for IPO Next Week as Valuation Cools
AI firm Anthropic is advancing its IPO for next week on the Nasdaq with the ticker ANT. Initially expected at $1.5 trillion, valuation projections have been lowered to $1-1.3 trillion following recent AI stock pullbacks and pressure from institutional investors.
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