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Liz Rappaport

As seen in: Semafor, The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance
Senior Business Editor, @Semafor. Formerly Wall Street Journal features editor, L.A. Bureau Chief, Personal Journal, Money & Investing.
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Anthropic’s conflict with Washington complicates its IPO Original

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By Liz Rappaport
| Semafor Verified
It’s hard to float a near-$1 trillion IPO if one of your key products isn’t even on the market. The looming public offering is adding to the pressure on Anthropic, whose staff members flocked to DC this week to triage with US government officials that imposed export controls on one of the company’s most powerful models on Friday.
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The super-sized SpaceX IPO, in four charts Original

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By Jake Angelo, Liz Rappaport
| Semafor Verified
The News Elon Musk is set to become the world’s first trillionaire as SpaceX goes public today in the biggest IPO in history. Musk’s confidants and colleagues will get a lot richer, too. The company sold $75 billion worth of shares at $135 a piece, valuing it at $1.77 trillion by the time its shares start trading this morning. What happens after it hits the tape could be a bellwether for Anthropic and OpenAI when they are expected to go public in mega offerings later this year.
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Essay | How a WSJ Editor Escaped From the Pasadena Fire

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By Liz Rappaport
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Liz Rappaport fled her home with her family. She still doesn’t know what she will find when she goes back. Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 01:46 This article is in your queue. The first thing I do when I wake up is check the three security cameras on my 1954 Craftsman-style home in Pasadena. Before I click on the app, my stomach lurches. Is our house still there? It is. Thank God.
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