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Anthropic is meeting with potential investors to shore up confidence in what could be the largest IPO of all time, offering assurances about its

The AI giant is racing to public markets this fall and has fielded tough investor questions on Chinese rivals, Trump-era tensions, and the artificial-intelligence infrastructure boom.

A WSJ article last week featured an investor still trying to figure out what happened to his SpaceX fund investment. Many readers said they were in similar situations.

After SpaceX went public in June, individuals who bought into funds promising shares of the company were eager for their paydays.

OpenAI told investors its revenue grew by 18% from the first to the second quarter, while its losses deepened, results that disappointed some

Investors are sizing up the parade of new offerings expected in coming months.

The final weeks of summer are typically quiet on Wall Street. This year, a parade of initial public offerings expected after Labor Day is making a lot of noise.

How much traditional IPOs in the U.S. have raised so far this year, according to Dealogic. A parade of offerings still the pipeline promise to make this a record year: **Anthropic alone, wh

The maker of Claude is likely to tell investors its potential revenue opportunities are at this level, topping SpaceX’s $28.5 trillion estimate, according to people familiar with the matter. Read more here on the AI startup's ["total addressable market."](https://www.wsj/tech/ai/anthropic-expect

SpaceX's record-breaking IPO tested the limits of an obscure financial metric. Anthropic's could push it even further.