Corporate Debt

The founder's abrupt reversal of a 10b5-1 plan signals confidence in Oracle's AI pivot, but the move masks mounting pressure on margins and balance sheet

The tech giant's inaugural British pound issuance across 3-, 6-, 12-, and 19-year maturities signals confidence in sterling credit demand and extends Amazon's diversification into non-dollar funding.

Tech giant's first UK pound bond sale expands its multi-currency funding for AI infrastructure, joining record $80 billion annual borrowing.

Oracle's 5-year credit default swap surged to 203 basis points on July 24, exceeding its 2008 financial crisis high after S&P downgraded the company one notch above junk over AI spending.

International Business Machines Corp. is offering four- and eight-year Canadian dollar notes, its first such issuance since 2012, as foreign firms drive record Maple note volume.

The tech giant's four- and eight-year Maple notes come as foreign issuance in Canada hits a record high this year.

The tech giant's record offering, the largest by a foreign issuer in Japan, shows corporations locking in low-cost funding as rate differentials widen

The decline in adjusted EBITDA raises questions about the company's debt servicing capacity and adds complexity to the proposed KKR acquisition