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Anthropic results may aid IPO but not AI trade, analysts say

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Anthropic PBC’s third-quarter results may strengthen the case for its expected initial public offering , though signs that revenue growth slowed from earlier in the year are likely to deepen questions over the global artificial intelligence trade, according to some investors and analysts.

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