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Anthropic’s charitable stock-matching program generated a $660 million-plus expense in six months. Charities stand to gain. Other shareholders face dilution. Full story:Read original on X
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Anthropic's stock-matching program created a $660 million expense
The Information reports the expense accrued over six months, with early employees able to pledge half their stock to charity at a 3-to-1 match.
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Early Anthropic employees could pledge half their stock to charity—with a 3-to-1 company match. Its soaring valuation has made that promise increasingly expensive. Full story:Read original on X
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