OpenAI

OpenAI announced it's postponing its planned IPO until it can make “confident safety decisions,” according to CEO Sam Altman.

Companies and political figures have all broached the idea of the public having an ownership stake in AI companies through a sovereign wealth fund — both to share the benefits of the technology and counter growing angst.

If you're looking to make a quick buck, probably not. If you're looking to hold long-term … maybe.

Three companies with trillion-dollar-plus valuations are expected to go public in quick succession. New rules mean major stock indexes are fast-tracking their inclusion, triggering mandatory buying from the index funds that dominate American retirement accounts.

Massive tech companies like SpaceX and OpenAI look to be finally going public. They’re expected to find a lot of pent-up demand from investors.

SpaceX. Anthropic. OpenAI. These three tech giants are looking to unlock a new level of investment from the public market.

The company is spending more than it makes, raising concerns that the company's risky bets might not pay off.

The company, known for taking a stricter safety stance as it developed its artificial intelligence tools, said it failed to convince competitors to do the same.

Namely, the deal secures Meta millions of chips, a share in the chipmaker, and a diversified supply chain.

Some $340 billion was invested by venture capital funds in 2025, according to Pitchbook and the National Venture Capital Association.