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Anthropic Shares $660 Million Charity Expense With Investors

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Anthropic Shares $660 Million Charity Expense With Investors

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Anthropic’s reported stock-related expense of more than $660 million points to substantial potential gains for nonprofits and philanthropies as the company prepares for an IPO, while raising costs for shareholders. In Wales, the Bevan Foundation continued to draw media attention to poverty, childcare policy, vacant homes and gaps in immigration and asylum legal advice. In Omaha, the Kim Foundation invited residents to take part in a sidewalk-chalk campaign sharing messages of hope during Suicide Prevention Week.

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Alto Neuroscience CFO and President Nicholas Conrad Smith sold 134,886 shares for about $3.57 million in transactions under a prearranged Rule 10b5-1 plan adopted in June. Afterward, he directly held 24,060 shares; reports also note he exercised options as part of the transactions.

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