AI debt now $159B annually, up 47% year-over-year, reshaping bond markets
AI hyperscalers issued $159 billion in bonds in early 2026, up 47% year-over-year, as Amazon, Microsoft, and peers borrow at historic rates to fund AI infrastructure.
AI hyperscalers issued $159 billion in bonds in early 2026, up 47% year-over-year, as Amazon, Microsoft, and peers borrow at historic rates to fund AI infrastructure.
Lululemon has settled its proxy battle with founder Chip Wilson, agreeing to add two board nominees aligned with Wilson's vision for strategic repositioning.
Monroe Capital LLC is limiting redemptions from one of its private credit funds for the first time, capping withdrawals at 5% after investors requested 9% of shares.
Starling Group has issued a £150 million bond, its first-ever debt issuance, for general corporate purposes, marking a shift in the bank's financing strategy.
Diana Shipping has narrowed its proxy contest against Genco Shipping to focus on the election of two board nominees, Jens Ismar and Paul C., while maintaining its cash offer.
Private credit's rapid expansion is losing momentum, with U.S.-focused direct lending issuance slowing sharply and fundraising below recent peaks, while redemption pressures mount.
Trump Media, TAE Technologies, and Texas Ventures have abandoned plans to spin off Truth Social, choosing instead to focus on their $6 billion fusion energy merger.