The private equity investors set to take over Electronic Arts Inc. are engineering a debt buyback that has hammered the company’s bonds. Now noteholders are banding together to figure out what – if anything — they can do to fight back.
The private equity investors set to take over Electronic Arts Inc. are engineering a debt buyback that has hammered the company’s bonds. Now noteholders are banding together to figure out what – if anything — they can do to fight back.
EA Sports’ FC26 video game on sale at a store in Poland.
Electronic Arts Inc.’s bonds plunged Tuesday after the prospective buyers of the videogame maker launched a buyback offer that tied the notes’ prices to US Treasuries.
Electronic Arts Inc.’s bonds plunged Tuesday after the prospective buyers of the videogame maker launched a buyback offer that tied the notes’ prices to US Treasuries.
Gamers play EA Sports FC 26 during the Gamescom trade fair in Cologne, in AUgust.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is readying a revised $3.75 billion financing — now likely to include a junk bond offering — to support chemical maker Arclin Inc.’s acquisition of DuPont de Nemours Inc.’s Aramids business.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is readying a revised $3.75 billion financing — now likely to include a junk bond offering — to support chemical maker Arclin Inc.’s acquisition of DuPont de Nemours Inc.’s Aramids business.
Dupont corporate headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware.
A Cipher Mining Inc. subsidiary is seeking to raise $2 billion in the US junk bond market to help fund construction of a data center tied to Amazon.com Inc.
A Cipher Mining Inc. subsidiary is seeking to raise $2 billion in the US junk bond market to help fund construction of a data center tied to Amazon.com Inc.
Tailored Brands Inc., the parent company of Men’s Wearhouse, boosted its loan and bond offerings by a combined $200 million to fund an even larger dividend payout to its owners.
Tailored Brands Inc., the parent company of Men’s Wearhouse, boosted its loan and bond offerings by a combined $200 million to fund an even larger dividend payout to its owners.
Pedestrians pass in front of a Men's Wearhouse store in New York.
Men’s Wearhouse has begun marketing a $400 million junk bond, offering one of the highest yields of the year, as the clothing retailer seeks funds to pay owners following one of the busiest periods ever for debt-funded dividends.
Men’s Wearhouse has begun marketing a $400 million junk bond, offering one of the highest yields of the year, as the clothing retailer seeks funds to pay owners following one of the busiest periods ever for debt-funded dividends.
People stand in the doorway of a Mens Wearhouse Inc. store in San Francisco.
Banks including Royal Bank of Canada kicked off the sale of $1.25 billion of loans tied to Investindustrial’s takeover of TreeHouse Foods Inc, a US food and beverage producer that supplies Walmart Inc. private-label products.
Banks including Royal Bank of Canada kicked off the sale of $1.25 billion of loans tied to Investindustrial’s takeover of TreeHouse Foods Inc, a US food and beverage producer that supplies Walmart Inc. private-label products.
A tractor trailer leaves a Walmart Distribution Center in Saint George, Utah.
Developers of a data center linked to Alphabet Inc.’s Google are tapping the junk-bond market to finance the project in a deal led by Morgan Stanley, extending a borrowing spree powering the artificial-intelligence boom.
Developers of a data center linked to Alphabet Inc.’s Google are tapping the junk-bond market to finance the project in a deal led by Morgan Stanley, extending a borrowing spree powering the artificial-intelligence boom.
Perimeter Solutions Inc., a US firefighting chemical producer, is joining the growing list of companies hurrying to the bond market for cheap M&A funding.
Perimeter Solutions Inc., a US firefighting chemical producer, is joining the growing list of companies hurrying to the bond market for cheap M&A funding.
A helicopter during the Mountain Fire in Moorpark, California. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg
A group of banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley improved terms of a debt offering for Sevita Whole Health LLC after an initial struggle to sell a loan for the healthcare services firm, according to people familiar with the matter.
A group of banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley improved terms of a debt offering for Sevita Whole Health LLC after an initial struggle to sell a loan for the healthcare services firm, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Morgan Stanley headquarters in New York, US, Monday, Oct. 13, 2025. Morgan Stanley is scheduled to release earnings figures on October 15. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
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