Alphabet Mulls Asia Bond Sale as AI Fears Fuel Global Volatility
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Alphabet Inc. has had talks recently about potentially offering Hong Kong and Singapore dollar bonds, people familiar with the matter said, a deal that would test investor appetite in Asia after an AI selloff in global markets.
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