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Anthropic Told Investors Quarterly Revenue Hit $16.8 Billion, Reuters and the FT Report. The Dollar Gain Was Smaller Than the Quarter Before.

Anthropic told prospective investors on Wednesday 14 October that third-quarter revenue was $16.8 billion, up 45 per cent from the second quarter, and that it was profitable on an adjusted basis, according to Reuters and the Financial Times. The company has not published the figures, and Reuters says its stock-market debut is likely to come after the 3 November midterm elections.

By Alison Acosta · October 17, 2026

IPO

Oura's Listing Raises $532 Million for the Company. It Keeps About $6 Million.

Oura's amended S-1, filed with the SEC on 21 September, offers 50 million shares at $40 to $44. Only 13.5 million of them come from the company. Of the roughly $532.6 million the company nets at the midpoint, $526.4 million is earmarked for tax withholding on employee stock. Forerunner Ventures is selling its entire 28.7 million-share position and will own nothing on day one.

By Daniel Okafor · September 24, 2026

The Money

OpenAI Is Sounding Out a $1.5tn Valuation and Putting Off the Listing

Reports put OpenAI in early talks over a share sale valuing it near $1.5tn, roughly double the $730bn of its last round, while the company signals an IPO is not imminent. Staying private is the point: the number is easier to sustain when nobody trades it daily.

By Cory Chamberlain · September 16, 2026

Markets

The IPO Window Is Open a Crack, and Companies Are Rushing It Anyway

After a long drought, public listings are returning in cautious single file. The companies going first are teaching everyone else the new rules.

By Alison Acosta · July 27, 2026