Anthropic Files for IPO, Reporting $16.3 Billion in Revenue and an $80.7 Billion Loss
The Claude maker's S-1 shows revenue growing more than tenfold in a year, a ticker of ANT on the Nasdaq, and a warning that AI could slip out of human control.
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10 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: October 26, 2026.
The Claude maker's S-1 shows revenue growing more than tenfold in a year, a ticker of ANT on the Nasdaq, and a warning that AI could slip out of human control.
The Nasdaq had its worst week since June, with 10-year Treasury yields stuck at 5.1% and traders now putting a December Fed rate hike at 74%.

A July payrolls report that came in more than 100,000 jobs below expectations convinced traders the Federal Reserve is done raising rates. The Nasdaq gained 4.86% on the week — the strongest five days for major indexes since mid-April.

A slide in semiconductor stocks — triggered by Samsung's earnings and reports that China's DeepSeek is building its own AI chip — knocked the Nasdaq down more than 1% as oil prices jumped.

Elon Musk's rocket company became the first mega-IPO to enter the index under its new fast-track rule, triggering an estimated $4.3 billion in automatic buying from index funds.

Musk's SpaceX stake is now worth over $766 billion, pushing his total net worth to approximately $1.05 trillion following the company's historic public offering.

SpaceX shares jumped 30% in their first hours of trading, pushing Musk's combined net worth to roughly $1.05 trillion. His stake in the space company alone is now worth more than $766 billion.

Technology and energy shares led a sharp sell-off after the president signaled the U.S. was preparing new military action, reigniting fears over the Strait of Hormuz.
WatchLong bonds plunged on two disappointing inflation prints last week, sending 30-year yields to 5.13% — last seen in 2007 — and choking off the spring rally in megacap technology.

U.S. stocks and bonds sell off while oil prices surge as optimism fades about possible U.S.-Iran peace talks.