After $500 billion was wiped off its market value, Google seeks $6.7 billion through bond sale as AI spending worries investors
Google’s parent company Alphabet began selling €6bn ($6.7bn) of bonds on Monday. The sale is the first big test of demand for tech debt since worries about AI spending shook markets last week, Reuters reported. The sale is split into seven parts: one floating-rate note and six fixed-rate notes, with maturities of two to 19 years. This story continues at The Next Web
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- Alphabet kicks off €6 billion bond sale, tests appetite for tech debt.
- Alphabet Stock Rises as Google Seeks Fresh Billions for AI Investments.
- Google seeks $6.7B in bond sale after $500B wipeout amid AI spending fears.
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After $500 billion was wiped off its market value, Google seeks $6.7 billion through bond sale as AI spending worries investors
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Alphabet Stock Rises as Google Seeks Fresh Billions for AI Investments
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ReutersCenterAlphabet kicks off €6 billion bond sale, tests appetite for tech debt
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Alphabet launches €6B bond sale in first test of AI debt since selloff
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