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Banks Sell $5.5B of X’s Debt

Banks sell down $5.5 billion of Musk's X debt to investors, source says

Banks led by Morgan Stanley have sold $5.5 billion of some $13 billion of debt they lent to support Elon Musk's $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, now called X, in 2022, said a source with knowledge of the deal.

The Wall Street Journal on MSN · 1d

Banks Sell $5.5 Billion of X Loans After Investor Interest Surges

X CEO tells investors that the financial health of social-media company is improving.

Business Insider · 1d

Banks Sell $5.5B of X’s Debt as Interest in Politically Influential Musk Grows

Banks have successfully made an upsized sale of some of X’s debt to the tune of $5.5 billion, as interest in politically influential owner Elon

Seeking Alpha · 1d

Morgan Stanley-led banks sell $5.5B of X debt, xAI stake in play - reports

Banks including Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and Barclays offered a deal to investors seeking minimum commitments in the hundreds of millions.

New York Post on MSN · 1d

Wall Street banks sell $5.5B of X loans as investors bet big on Elon Musk: report

Wall Street banks on Wednesday sold billions of dollars in X debt holdings thanks to a surge in investor interest as the social network adds big advertisers and Elon Musk gains clout in Washington, according to a report.

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Henkel to sell retailer brands business in North America

German consumer goods maker Henkel said on Friday it would sell its retailer brands business in North America to an affiliate ...

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If Bruins decide to sell at trade deadline, who could get moved?

A breakdown of every Bruins' no-trade and no-movement clauses and the interest they might draw at the deadline.

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Legal & General to Sell U.S. Protection Business in $2.3 Billion Deal

The insurance company expects to return an extra $1.24 billion to shareholders via buybacks upon completion of the sale.

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British insurer L&G to sell US protection unit for $2.3 billion

British life insurer Legal & General said on Friday it would sell its U.S. protection business to Japan's Meiji Yasuda for $2 ...

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