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Anthropic, PBC filed its public S-1 with the SEC on Monday, October 26, 2026, planning to list Class A common stock on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol “ANT.” The number of shares and price range were not yet set. Reuters reported Anthropic is seeking to raise as much as $100 billion, which would likely surpass the record set by SpaceX's IPO earlier this year.
The filing sets up a test of investor appetite for the AI boom at a time of market volatility and rising borrowing costs. Anthropic had confidentially filed in June 2026, and the Amodei siblings and other co-founders are expected to retain majority voting control through Founder LLC, according to CNBC. The company needs enormous capital to fund AI compute and growth.
Anthropic publicly filed its S-1 today and plans to list on Nasdaq under ticker “ANT.” Reports say it could seek as much as $100 billion, potentially making it the largest IPO ever. The “SEC clearance expected in 2nd half of November” part is a Kalshi market prediction, not official SEC guidance.
Reuters reports that Audi CEO Gernot Döllner appeared with President Trump at a campaign rally in Georgia, drawing criticism from Germany's top union official, who said it violated the automaker's company guidelines. This is a podcast promo offering an editorial judgment about where the biggest political shock occurred; it does not make a checkable factual claim.
Reuters reports the Brazilian real fell after Lula's surprise election victory, and ING's Francesco Pesole says investors had bid up the currency on expectations of spending cuts after Flavio Bolsonaro led in first-round polling.
Reuters reports Nigeria is monitoring 53 contacts linked to its only confirmed Ebola patient, described as the Ugandan-born wife of a Swiss diplomat, amid concern the disease could be spreading undetected. This is a headline noting that election observers spoke after Serbia's vote; it contains no substantive factual claim beyond that.
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Anthropic publicly filed its S-1 today and plans to list on Nasdaq under ticker “ANT.” Reports say it could seek as much as $100 billion, potentially making it the largest IPO ever. The “SEC clearance expected in 2nd half of November” part is a Kalshi market prediction, not official SEC guidance.
NEW: Anthropic has filed paperwork to launch what could be the biggest IPO in history. SEC clearance is expected in the 2nd half of November, according to @Kalshi. https://t.co/DdM9AGZXu6
Reuters reports that Audi CEO Gernot Döllner appeared with President Trump at a campaign rally in Georgia, drawing criticism from Germany's top union official, who said it violated the automaker's company guidelines. This is a podcast promo offering an editorial judgment about where the biggest political shock occurred; it does not make a checkable factual claim.
Audi chief Gernot Doellner drew heavy criticism for appearing alongside US President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in the battleground state of Georgia, with the head of Germany's top union saying it violated the automaker's company guidelines https://t.co/2D6MHD4HEY https://
Reuters reports the Brazilian real fell after Lula's surprise election victory, and ING's Francesco Pesole says investors had bid up the currency on expectations of spending cuts after Flavio Bolsonaro led in first-round polling.
The week started with a tumble in the Brazilian real after Lula's surprise election victory. Francesco Pesole of ING says investors had heavily bid up the currency after Flavio Bolsonaro topped the first round of polls, in anticipation of spending cuts https://t.co/qoe2f3Ln7W htt
Reuters reports Nigeria is monitoring 53 contacts linked to its only confirmed Ebola patient, described as the Ugandan-born wife of a Swiss diplomat, amid concern the disease could be spreading undetected. This is a headline noting that election observers spoke after Serbia's vote; it contains no substantive factual claim beyond that.
Nigeria is tracking 53 contacts linked to its sole confirmed Ebola patient, the Ugandan-born wife of a Swiss diplomat, amid growing worries that the disease could be spreading undetected https://t.co/EntVKeS5am https://t.co/aaGwm83q5c