Alphabet sells US$25bil bonds


Alphabet priced the bonds in the United States in eight parts, ranging from three to 50 years. — Bloomberg

CALIFORNIA: Alphabet Inc has sold US$17.5bil of bonds in the United States, after issuing €6.5bil (US$7.48bil) of notes in Europe, adding to a wave of borrowing from technology companies as they invest aggressively in artificial intelligence (AI).

The firm’s latest earnings showed surging demand for cloud and AI services.

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