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Applied Digital Shares Surge on Strong Q2 Results and Expansion Talks

Originally Published 4 days ago — by Applied Digital Corporation (APLD)

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Source: Applied Digital Corporation (APLD)

Applied Digital reported a significant increase in revenue to $126.6 million, a 250% rise year-over-year, and reduced net losses, highlighting progress in their data center projects and strategic financing efforts, including a $2.35 billion private notes offering and new lease agreements with hyperscalers, positioning the company for substantial growth in AI infrastructure.

Netflix Secures $25 Billion Credit for Warner Bros. Discovery Deal

Originally Published 20 days ago — by Reuters

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Netflix has refinanced part of its $59 billion bridge loan to support its potential acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery's assets, including film, TV studios, and streaming services, in a deal that is expected to close after Warner Bros spins off its Global Networks unit in 2026. The refinancing includes a $5 billion revolving credit and two $10 billion delayed-draw loans, with about $34 billion remaining to be syndicated. Netflix's bid was successful in a competitive auction, beating a higher cash offer from Paramount Skydance.

Paramount's Warner Bros. Bid Secured by $40 Billion Guarantee from Larry Ellison

Originally Published 20 days ago — by CNN

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Paramount has increased its hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, with Larry Ellison personally guaranteeing $40 billion of the $78 billion deal, amidst ongoing rejection from WBD's board and competition from Netflix. The bid includes a higher breakup fee and transparency about Ellison's family trust, but WBD's board and shareholders remain cautious, with the deal's future uncertain.

First Brands Sues Founder Over Alleged Fraud and Excessive Spending

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Global Trade Review (GTR)

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Source: Global Trade Review (GTR)

First Brands' founder Patrick James is accused of committing large-scale financial fraud involving forged invoices, double-pledging inventory, and diverting funds for personal use, leading to a lawsuit and bankruptcy proceedings, with allegations of misappropriation totaling billions of dollars.

Upgrade Your MacBook Every Two Years with the New Program

Originally Published 3 months ago — by 9to5Mac

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Source: 9to5Mac

The MacBook Upgrade Program by Upgraded offers a flexible, cost-effective way to own a MacBook by paying monthly and upgrading every 2 years, with options for custom builds, included AppleCare, and no resale hassle, making it ideal for professionals and Apple enthusiasts. Prices start at $33.28/month for MacBook Air and $52.17/month for MacBook Pro, with rates as low as 0% APR.

Meta Partners with PIMCO and Blue Owl for $29 Billion Data Center Expansion

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Bloomberg.com

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Meta Platforms is partnering with Pimco and Blue Owl Capital to secure $29 billion in financing for its data center expansion in Louisiana, aiming to boost AI development and infrastructure, amidst a competitive private credit market involving major firms like Morgan Stanley, Apollo, and KKR.

Fervo Energy Secures $206M for Major Geothermal Projects

Originally Published 7 months ago — by TechCrunch

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Fervo Energy secured $206 million in funding to develop what will be the world's largest enhanced geothermal power plant in Utah, with initial operations expected in 2024 and expansion in 2028, leveraging advanced drilling technology and significant investment from notable backers like Breakthrough Energy Catalyst.

"Car Prices Stabilize as Inventory Hits 4-Year High"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by USA TODAY

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New car inventories have reached a four-year high, but prices remain steady at around $49,000 due to high production costs and advanced features. While used car prices are dropping, financing and high interest rates continue to challenge buyers. Lower-priced vehicles under $30,000 are still in high demand and hard to find. Buyers should also consider rising auto insurance costs when purchasing a vehicle.

Cytokinetics Secures Up to $575M from Royalty Pharma, Dimming Buyout Hopes

Originally Published 1 year ago — by STAT

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Cytokinetics CEO Robert Blum faces criticism for raising $500 million at $51 per share, which devalues the stock and aficamtem's potential. Additionally, the decision to revive the heart failure drug omecamtiv and the unfavorable terms of the Royalty Pharma loan are seen as poor management choices.

"Adam Neumann's $500 Million Bid to Reclaim WeWork"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNBC

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Adam Neumann has made an unsolicited bid of over $500 million to acquire WeWork out of bankruptcy, with the potential to increase to $900 million pending due diligence. The financing source for Neumann's bid is unclear, and his past track record at the company may affect WeWork's receptiveness to the offer. This bid comes after Neumann's renewed interest in taking back the company he was ousted from five years ago, and it may complicate WeWork's bankruptcy proceedings as the company seeks to reject numerous leases.