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Companies Are Talking More About Renewables, But Policy Headwinds Still Bite

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By Clara Hudson , Jon Leckie 
| The Wall Street Journal
As interest in non-fossil fuel sources has surged amid the energy crisis, some businesses are being more vocal in their support for green power WSJ Pro Companies signaled energy jitters to investors amid the Iran war. Photo: Mario Tama/Getty Images Companies reeled in references to renewable energy in their investor filings last year when President Trump took office and proclaimed that the U.S. would “drill, baby, drill.” But now—amid an oil and gas crisis—mentions of clean energy have jumped.
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Cerebras IPO Sets Up Test for Secondary-Market Valuations

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By Jon Leckie 
| WSJ Pro Venture Capital
The AI chip maker has often traded for a premium over its recent funding round valuations, now public markets will weigh its value With its IPO on the horizon, Cerebras Systems is becoming the ultimate test case for secondary-market valuations. Photo: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg News Cerebras Systems’ planned initial public offering could be putting secondary pricing and public-market valuations on a collision course.
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Venture Capital’s Rush to AI Poised to Soon Overtake Dot-Com Era Total

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By Jon Leckie 
| createsend.com
Good day. Venture capital invested in artificial intelligence is already approaching the total amount of cash deployed over the entire dot-com era. In inflation-adjusted dollars, total global investment in venture-backed AI startups since 2022 has reached $560 billion, nearly 90% of total deployment between 1995 and 2002, according to a new report from Silicon Valley Bank, a division of First Citizens Bank. Should investment trends hold, totals are likely to surpass the dot-com era this quarter.
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