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Nvidia's $500 billion plan aims to preserve GPU value and convince financiers to continue lending for AI infrastructure, even as older hardware becomes less relevant.
Learn what a tender offer is and how companies like OpenAI use this financial tool to buy back employee shares. This explainer breaks down a complex business concept into simple, everyday terms.
Meta has increased its AI spending forecast to between $130 billion and $145 billion, signaling a major push to strengthen its position in the AI race. Despite revenue growth, the company's cash flow is under pressure.
OpenAI has appointed David Vélez and Robin Vince to the boards of its Foundation and Group PBC, bringing together global leadership in finance, technology, and governance.
Honeywell Technologies raised its 2026 profit guidance following a one-for-two reverse stock split, but analysts say the increase is largely mechanical and not indicative of strong business performance.
RELX has announced another £100 million share buyback as part of its 2026 capital return plan, reinforcing its strategy of returning value to shareholders through disciplined capital allocation.
SpaceX has drawn $89 billion in investor demand for its debut US bond sale, positioning it as one of the largest investment-grade offerings this year.
This article explains the mechanics of an IPO and why debt management is crucial for tech companies like Jio Platforms, using the company's record-breaking IPO as a case study.
France has allocated another €13 billion to its tech sector through the Tibi programme, a model that may inspire similar initiatives across Europe.
This article explains how Nvidia's $20 billion bond sale reflects the capital-intensive nature of AI development and how corporate financing strategies are evolving to meet the demands of the AI industry.
SpaceX secured a $20 billion bridge loan to retire $17.5 billion in high-interest debt, slashing Musk's debt costs in half ahead of its IPO.
This article explains the concept of share buybacks and how companies like Apple use this strategy to return money to shareholders. It's an easy-to-understand guide for beginners.
