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Investors chasing Anthropic's IPO are already competing for scarce stock: orders run several times the shares available, according to Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the offering. The Claude maker aims to raise up to $90.4B.
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Germany pulling Chinese drones and vehicles off its bases hands guaranteed replacement demand to European and allied defense-tech suppliers, and other NATO members facing the same supply chain question are next.
JUST IN: German military bans Chinese-made drones & vehicles from military bases over fears they could be transmitting sensitive data to the CCP.
Auto loan delinquencies at a record 5.7% land while big banks have been trimming loan loss provisions, a gap that gets expensive if consumer credit keeps deteriorating into next quarter's earnings.
12.9% of credit card balances in the US are 90+ days delinquent, near the highest since 2011. 10.9% of student loan balances are now 90+ days delinquent, the highest since 2019. 5.7% of auto loan balances are now 90+ days delinquent, the highest level on record. https://t.co/zn6v5SSBdt
An 11% slide off the October high puts the index at correction's doorstep, with the damage concentrated in chip and AI infrastructure names.
The Nasdaq 100 has dropped 11% since its October high. Some of the biggest losers: 📉 $LTE 📉 $INTC 📉 $SNDK 📉 $NBIS https://t.co/emrUa7ayAq
Sovereign buyers are absorbing 321 tonnes a quarter regardless of price, a bid that sits under gold, miners and precious-metals ETFs no matter what the Fed does next.
BREAKING: Global central banks bought +321 tonnes of gold in Q3 2026, their largest quarterly purchase since Q4 2024. This also marks their 5th-largest quarterly purchase on record. Central bank gold purchases were up +8% from +296 tonnes acquired in Q2 2026 and up +453% from https://t.co/tzZGYtb5do
Traders are pricing a near coin flip that Anthropic's debut values it above $1.5 trillion, a bar that would reset how public markets price every AI name below it.
48% chance Anthropic’s IPO closes above a $1.5 trillion market cap. https://t.co/vbDz0oIo1n
Bankers marking up an oversubscribed Anthropic book says public-market appetite for AI is still wide open, even as other tech listings get postponed. The AI IPO window is swinging open.
JUST IN: Anthropic IPO said to be multiple times oversubscribed, bankers weigh higher valuation
IBM just put a date on crossing 1,000 qubits: two Nighthawk r3 chips linked into a 1,040-qubit system in 2027, with the current r2 already running 34 billion circuits.
$IBM announced Nighthawk r3, designed to execute 10,000 quantum operations across 520 programmable qubits. It plans to connect two r3 chips into a 1,040-qubit system in 2027. Current r2 has executed 34B circuits, with speedups of up to 19x over previous IBM processors. https://t.co/PI2JSWgUjz
Finland becomes the 11th European country to clear Tesla's driver-assist software, and the rename plus tighter speed controls is the template that got regulators moving faster.
Finland's transport authority, Traficom, said it approved Tesla's Assisted Driving (TAD) system after @Tesla renamed it from "Full Self-Driving" and tightened speed-control settings: "The decision to proceed more quickly is supported by the changes the manufacturer has now made https://t.co/86kXZtkO4D https://t.co/yKNzkFTMzo [Quoted @SawyerMerritt]: Tesla FSD Supervised (now named Tesla Assisted Driving in Europe) has officially been approved in Finland, marking the 11th European country. Countries in Europe that have approved it so far: • Belgium • Netherlands • Denmark • Lithuania • Finland • Estonia • Slovenia • https://t.co/lExcMWZ0B3 https://t.co/mO3L5vNH9H