Michael Burry said there's "nothing" in SpaceX's IPO filing to warrant a trillion-dollar valuation, and Anthropic might never be worth that much.

With listings now occurring later in a company’s life cycle, there could be implications for post-IPO share price performance

Upcoming trillion-dollar IPOs from SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are set to redefine market valuations, asking investors to wager heavily on uncertain futures. These companies are…

Michael Burry said there's "nothing" in SpaceX's IPO filing to warrant a trillion-dollar valuation, and Anthropic might never be worth that much.

Anthropic has confidentially filed for an IPO just days after SpaceX's S-1. The AI startup's public-market ambitions could spark a battle for investor attention and growth capital.

The companies driving artificial intelligence need access to ever-increasing amounts of capital at ever-increasing valuations. That makes them vulnerable.

Three companies likely worth more than $1 trillion going public in quick succession is bound to have a significant short-term impact on the market.

Anthropic selects Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs for its IPO, targeting October at $965B valuation. SpaceX's filing reveals a $1.25B/month computing deal with Anthropic.

A top analyst says its IPO is overvalued and the best buying opportunity may come after insiders get the chance to sell.

SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI are preparing for massive US IPOs that could collectively raise over $150 billion, drawing intense investor scrutiny on