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    Anthropic's IPO prospectus reveals sweeping AI vision and rising costs●Anthropic's IPO prospectus shows AI vision, surging costsYhnTechnologyAI1368 min ago

    Anthropic has filed IPO paperwork detailing an ambitious artificial intelligence strategy alongside rapidly climbing expenses. The prospectus outlines the company's plans for growth while acknowledging surging costs tied to computing and operations. It marks a major step for one of the leading AI startups and is drawing attention to what its financials reveal about the economics of frontier AI development.

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    NSE stock market debut: buy, sell or hold?●NSE IPO Listing कल! Buy, Sell या Hold? Anil Singhvi से जानिए पूरी Strategy▶youtubeBusinessMarkets351.8K9 min ago

    India's National Stock Exchange lists on the stock market tomorrow, and investors are debating whether to buy, sell or hold the shares. Zee Business market expert Anil Singhvi has laid out a full strategy for the listing day, drawing heavy attention from retail investors ahead of one of the most anticipated Indian market debuts.

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    Morning Squawk: Fed insider talk, OpenAI's Dots and IPO trends●An inside man at the Fed, OpenAI debuts Dots, an IPO trend and more in Morning Squawk✉newsBusinessMarkets9 min ago

    CNBC's Morning Squawk rounds up the day's top business stories, including speculation about an insider at the Federal Reserve, OpenAI's debut of a product called Dots, and an emerging trend in initial public offerings. The newsletter bundles the market-moving headlines investors are watching at the start of the trading day.

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    Anthropic and Oura IPO plans highlight weak market breadth●Anthropic and Oura IPO plans show how weak stock market breadth is warping Wall Street✉newsBusinessMarkets9 min ago

    Reports say AI firm Anthropic and smart-ring maker Oura are weighing IPOs, and commentators argue their listing plans illustrate how narrow today's stock market rally has become. With gains concentrated in a handful of large tech names, Wall Street depends on a few high-profile listings to sustain deal flow, a dynamic analysts say is distorting how offerings are timed and priced.