Worthington Steel Inc. raised $1.4 billion in the leveraged-finance market Thursday to help fund its acquisition of German metals company Klöeckner & Co SE.
Worthington Steel Inc. raised $1.4 billion in the leveraged-finance market Thursday to help fund its acquisition of German metals company Klöeckner & Co SE.
The Worthington Steel logo is arranged on a smartphone screen in Canada on Dec. 17, 2025. Photographer: Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty Images
Yahoo Inc. raised $1.6 billion from a loan and bond deal to refinance debt tied to its acquisition by Apollo Global Management after offering investors one of the highest-yielding deals of the year.
Yahoo Inc. raised $1.6 billion from a loan and bond deal to refinance debt tied to its acquisition by Apollo Global Management after offering investors one of the highest-yielding deals of the year.
CoreWeave Inc. racked up $19 billion of investor orders for a $3.1 billion loan backed by customer contracts for microchips, according to people familiar with the matter, the first of its kind to be broadly syndicated in the US leveraged loan market.
CoreWeave Inc. racked up $19 billion of investor orders for a $3.1 billion loan backed by customer contracts for microchips, according to people familiar with the matter, the first of its kind to be broadly syndicated in the US leveraged loan market.
CoreWeave Inc. signage in Times Square in New York, US, on Friday, May 9, 2025. After a heavily scaled down initial public offering, CoreWeave Inc. is in discussions to raise about $1.5 billion in debt, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
Genstar Capital-backed First Eagle Investments is looking to raise $575 million from a junk-bond sale to help fund its acquisition of boutique asset-management firm Diamond Hill Investment Group Inc.
Genstar Capital-backed First Eagle Investments is looking to raise $575 million from a junk-bond sale to help fund its acquisition of boutique asset-management firm Diamond Hill Investment Group Inc.
Banks have kicked off the sale of roughly €1.95 billion-equivalent ($2.28 billion) of junk bonds to help finance BASF SE’s auto paint and finishing division acquisition by Carlyle Group Inc. and partner Qatar Investment Authority.
Banks have kicked off the sale of roughly €1.95 billion-equivalent ($2.28 billion) of junk bonds to help finance BASF SE’s auto paint and finishing division acquisition by Carlyle Group Inc. and partner Qatar Investment Authority.
A storage silo stands at a BASF chemical plant on the bank of the River Rhine in Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Meta Platforms Inc. sold $25 billion of investment-grade bonds, hitting the market with a jumbo deal for the second time in six months as investors are starting to show some signs of fatigue.
Meta Platforms Inc. sold $25 billion of investment-grade bonds, hitting the market with a jumbo deal for the second time in six months as investors are starting to show some signs of fatigue.
Meta Platforms Inc. sold $25 billion of investment-grade bonds, hitting the market with a jumbo deal for the second time in six months as investors are starting to show some signs of fatigue.
Meta Platforms Inc. sold $25 billion of investment-grade bonds, hitting the market with a jumbo deal for the second time in six months as investors are starting to show some signs of fatigue.
A data-center developer sold $999 million of junk bonds for a project leased to a SoftBank Group Corp. subsidiary, capping April’s surge of debt issuance to help fund artificial intelligence efforts amid some concerns that such spending won’t pay off.
A data-center developer sold $999 million of junk bonds for a project leased to a SoftBank Group Corp. subsidiary, capping April’s surge of debt issuance to help fund artificial intelligence efforts amid some concerns that such spending won’t pay off.
A cyclist in front of a SoftBank Corp. store in Kyoto
A data-center developer sold $999 million of junk bonds for a project leased to a SoftBank Group Corp. subsidiary, capping April’s surge of debt issuance to help fund artificial intelligence efforts amid some concerns that such spending won’t pay off.
A data-center developer sold $999 million of junk bonds for a project leased to a SoftBank Group Corp. subsidiary, capping April’s surge of debt issuance to help fund artificial intelligence efforts amid some concerns that such spending won’t pay off.
A cyclist in front of a SoftBank Corp. store in Kyoto
A Nevada data center project tied to Nvidia Corp. has raised $4.59 billion from a junk-bond sale, adding to a wave of deals to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure.
A Nevada data center project tied to Nvidia Corp. has raised $4.59 billion from a junk-bond sale, adding to a wave of deals to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Firms swarmed the US primary markets with new debt sales on Monday, seizing a window to lock in borrowing costs ahead of a raft of earnings and central bank decisions, even as uncertainty in the Middle East lingers.
Firms swarmed the US primary markets with new debt sales on Monday, seizing a window to lock in borrowing costs ahead of a raft of earnings and central bank decisions, even as uncertainty in the Middle East lingers.
A data center developer is seeking $4.54 billion in junk-debt financing for an artificial intelligence project tied to Nvidia Corp., testing investor appetite after a recent surge in offerings.
A data center developer is seeking $4.54 billion in junk-debt financing for an artificial intelligence project tied to Nvidia Corp., testing investor appetite after a recent surge in offerings.
Attendees on the exhibition floor during the Nvidia GTC conference in San Jose, California on March 18.
As a more than $20 billion borrowing frenzy to build out data centers descended on the junk-bond market this year, some issuers offered up a rare sweetener: an early cash payback.
As a more than $20 billion borrowing frenzy to build out data centers descended on the junk-bond market this year, some issuers offered up a rare sweetener: an early cash payback.
A data center under construction in Massillon, Ohio.
Core Scientific Inc. is looking to raise $3.3 billion from a junk-bond sale, joining a wave of high-yield issuers tapping debt markets to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Core Scientific Inc. is looking to raise $3.3 billion from a junk-bond sale, joining a wave of high-yield issuers tapping debt markets to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure.
The logo of Core Scientific, Inc. (NASDAQ: CORZ), an American digital infrastructure and blockchain technology company specializing in cryptocurrency mining and data center hosting services, is arranged in front of a screen showing the company's latest stock market chart on Feb. 15, 2026 in Qianjiang, Hubei Province, China. Photographer: Cheng Xin/Getty Images
The Brazilian conglomerate controlled by the billionaire Batista brothers tapped the US junk-debt market for a debut offering in a push to refinance debt.
The Brazilian conglomerate controlled by the billionaire Batista brothers tapped the US junk-debt market for a debut offering in a push to refinance debt.
Wesley Batista, from left, Jose Batista Sobrinho, Flora Mendonca Batista, and Joesley Batista on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange on June 25.
CoreWeave Inc. tapped the US junk-bond market for a second time in a week as the cloud infrastructure firm seizes on strong investor demand for AI-related debt.
CoreWeave Inc. tapped the US junk-bond market for a second time in a week as the cloud infrastructure firm seizes on strong investor demand for AI-related debt.
There’s no stopping the artificial intelligence financing boom, with a record deal involving Google-backed data centers and an add-on sale by cloud infrastructure firm CoreWeave Inc. raising a combined $6.7 billion in new junk debt.
There’s no stopping the artificial intelligence financing boom, with a record deal involving Google-backed data centers and an add-on sale by cloud infrastructure firm CoreWeave Inc. raising a combined $6.7 billion in new junk debt.
Signage on the exterior of the Google campus on Brandschenkestrasse in Zurich, Switzerland, on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2023. With demand in the Swiss financial hub stoked in part by a Google hiring spree, apartments in the central Zurich district are being listed at near record levels of more than €18,000 ($19,000) per square meter, more than double London.
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