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Anthropic's IPO is about six times oversubscribed, Bloomberg News reports

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Core Development: Anthropic's IPO is about six times oversubscribed, Bloomberg News reports

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Market & Financial Impact: Anthropic's upcoming initial public offering is attracting significant interest with six times the orders expected. The company aims to raise up to $64.4 billion from selling shares priced between $70 and $78. Shares will be traded on the Nasdaq under the symbol 'ANT' starting November 19. Existing investors will have priority for allocations in this highly anticipated share sale.

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Anthropic's IPO is about six times oversubscribed, Bloomberg News reports

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