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Meta Begins Issuing Debt to Finance AI Investments / Photo: PJ McDonnell / Shutterstock
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Meta plans to raise $20 billion through a bond offering to fund AI development
The concentration of creditors among a limited number of companies in the AI sector increases risks, warns Blackstones president / Photo: JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock.com
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It's Not Just About Debt: Blackstone CEO Calls for Creativity in Raising Capital for AI
The AI boom has increased Marvells market value fivefold since the beginning of 2023—from $32 billion to $154 billion / Photo: Larry Zhou/Shutterstock.com
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Marvell's stock fell by nearly a third on news of the Lumentum acquisition. Should you buy it?
Nebius prepared its first high-yield bond offering this year but ended up shelving it / Photo: Nebius
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WSJ: 'Weak links' suffer first as high-yield bond market all but closes to neoclouds
Oracle’s total debt could approach $300 billion by 2028, Morgan Stanley projects / Photo: Grand Warszawski / Shutterstock.com
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Cloud giant Oracle is raising another $20 bln for AI spending; shares dip over 6%
Caterpillar Shares Headed for Their Worst One-Day Drop Since 2009 / Photo: ricochet64 / Shutterstock.com
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Caterpillar shares fell 10%. Why are investors selling shares of this AI-boom beneficiary?
AI infrastructure stocks fell again on Thursday / Photo: PJ McDonnell / Shutterstock.com
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Microsoft AI spending miss sends CoreWeave and Nebius tumbling
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"The sell-off has begun": The Nasdaq 100 fell nearly 2% amid renewed doubts about the AI rally
Oracle is transforming from a database developer into a provider of computing power for AI and is building data centers for OpenAI and other clients / Photo: JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock.com
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Oracle surprised the market with its cash flow forecast. Its shares soared 12%.
Oracle will offer its customers chips from Nvidias competitors—Google and the startups Cerebras Systems and SambaNova Systems / Photo: Michael Vi / Shutterstock.com
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Oracle is expanding its partnership with OpenAI and integrating Google chips into its infrastructure
October’s selloff in data-center operators is transitioning “from being a micro event to a macro event,” a Reynolds Strategy strategist warns / Photo: frank333 / Shutterstock
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‘It’ll likely start as a credit event’: How neocloud woes threaten the S&P 500
Investors have been mulling what a decline in capex spending could mean for the AI trade / Photo: Robert Way / Shutterstock
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Morgan Stanley picks 24 AI infrastructure stocks built to weather spending slowdown
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