By: Rebecca Torrence, Shirin Ghaffary
(Bloomberg) -- OpenAI has completed a deal to help employees sell roughly $7 billion worth of shares in the company ahead of a possible Wall Street debut, according to a person familiar with the matter.


Rebecca Torrence is a correspondent at Business Insider, where she covers startups and venture capital with a focus on healthcare startups and growth-stage companies. She tracks private capital trends and reports on significant events such as fundraises, mergers and acquisitions, and IPOs. Rebecca's insights and work have been featured in notable publications including ThePrint, Entrepreneur, and Bloomberg News.
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Rebecca Torrenceās coverage is heavily centered on AI companies, especially funding rounds, valuation jumps, and major investor activity. She seems most responsive to pitches that offer fresh, concrete details on capital raises, market positioning, or the business implications of high-profile AI deals.
She also covers companies building tools for software development and predictive systems, so sources with direct knowledge of those companiesā growth, product traction, or fundraising plans would be especially relevant. Data-backed commentary on valuation trends or investor strategy could also fit well.
Her reporting is focused on the United States, so keep pitches centered on U.S. developments.
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