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The most useful thing said in the markets this week came from a chief executive explaining why he is not trying to get every last dollar. Asked by\u2026
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The most useful thing said in the markets this week came from a chief executive explaining why he is not trying to get every last dollar. Asked by\u2026

Rowan Digital Infrastructure, a developer of large data center campuses backed by Quinbrook and Blackstone Inc., added more than $1.5 billion of corporate borrowing capacity to pay for\u2026

UniCredit SpA sold $3.5 billion of bonds in the U.S. market, its first dollar offering since 2021, after investors put in more than $20 billion of orders for\u2026

LangChain Inc., which makes software for building and managing artificial-intelligence agents, raised $300 million in new funding at a $3 billion valuation, more than doubling its worth in\u2026

Investors have put in orders for about six times the shares Anthropic PBC is selling in its initial public offering, people familiar with the deal said, as the\u2026

Shares of Modine Manufacturing Co. posted their biggest one-day gain in six years after reports that Samsung Electronics Co. is in talks to buy the maker of cooling\u2026

Millicom International Cellular S.A. agreed to buy Entel Peru for about $1.71 billion including lease liabilities, pushing the Latin American carrier best known for its Tigo brand into\u2026

For most of this year, the question in deal markets was whether there was enough money. This week the question was price, and the people with the money\u2026

Kinder Morgan Inc. and Southern Co. are moving ahead with a roughly $7.6 billion natural gas pipeline that would run 470 miles from Middle Tennessee to central Georgia,\u2026

The Treasury Department’s sale of 30-year bonds on Thursday drew the softest demand in five months, closing out a quarterly refunding in which all three auctions showed investors\u2026

Two of America’s best-known companies borrowed in yen in Tokyo on Friday, and the price of admission went up. Berkshire Hathaway Inc. sold 182.3 billion yen, about $1.1\u2026

Banco BPM SpA’s board agreed to open merger talks with its largest shareholder, Credit Agricole SA, but put the French bank on notice that the price will have\u2026