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Legal experts say the company has strong grounds, but the court process could take months or longer -- a serious vulnerability for a company that had hoped to go public this year and, given the fragile economics of the AI industry, must maintain investor confidence to survive.
From Barron's
OpenAI is planning to go public in the fourth quarter in what has become a heated race with rival Anthropic to reach the public markets.
The Wall Street Journal had previously reported on the healthcare company’s plan to go public.
Momentum has continued this year, with companies in various sectors lining up to go public.
There’s also excitement over SpaceX’s plans to go public later this year in a potentially record-setting initial public offering that could ignite broader interest in the space sector.
From MarketWatch
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