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Banks sell down $5.5 bln of Musk's X debt
Banks Sell $5.5 Billion of X Loans After Investor Interest Surges
Banks wrapped up the sale of $5.5 billion in debt backed by Musk’s social-media company on Wednesday, people familiar with the matter said. The banks had originally planned to sell around $3 billion at around 95 cents on the dollar,
Banks sell down $5.5 bln of Musk's X debt to investors - source
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.
Wall Street banks sell $5.5B of X loans as investors bet big on Elon Musk: report
Banks unloaded $5.5 billion of debt holdings in X that they have been stuck with since 2022, when Musk acquired the site formerly known as Twitter.
Banks sell down $5.5 billion of Musk's X debt to investors - source
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.
Morgan Stanley Boosts X Debt Sale as Investors Embrace Musk Bet
A group of Morgan Stanley-led banks is set to substantially increase a sale of loans tied to Elon Musk’s social-media platform X after receiving stronger-than-expected demand from investors, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Musk's X secures $5.5bn in debt sale - WSJ
Banks have completed the sale of $5.5 billion in debt for Elon Musk's X, according a Wednesday report by the Wall Street Journal. This debt sale exceeded initial plans to sell around $3 billion at approximately 95 cents on the dollar.
Trump blasts Canada for ‘banning’ US banks
Fact check: Trump falsely claims Canada prohibits US banks
President Donald Trump put a month-long pause on his planned tariffs on Canadian imports. Earlier in the day, though, he added two new items to his long list of inaccurate complaints about Canada.
Trump falsely says U.S. banks aren't allowed to do business in Canada. What does he mean?
U.S. President Donald Trump falsely claimed on Monday that U.S. banks are not allowed to operate in Canada, suggesting that he has yet another bone to pick as a trade dispute unfolds between the two countries.
Donald Trump blasts Canada for ‘banning’ US banks: ‘What’s that all about?’
President Donald Trump lashed out at Canada for making it impossible for US banks to “do business there” — before moving to cool fears of a trade war with America’s northern neighbor. “Canada doesn’t even allow US banks to open or do business there.
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America’s Best Banks 2025: Small Banks Shine Amid Wall Street’s Behemoths
From North Carolina to Alaska, the top 10 banks on Forbes’ ranking of 100 publicly traded banks are all relatively tiny ...
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on MSN
Forget Tech. Big Banks Could Be the New Momentum Stocks, Veteran Investor Says.
Forget about the Magnificent Seven. Dave Ellison, a longtime fund manager, is bullish on JPMorgan Chase and other top banks.
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Elizabeth Warren Agrees With Trump: Big Banks Discriminate
The progressive senator from Massachusetts said banks have been shutting down too many accounts without explanation.
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European Banks Keep Payouts Booming as Santander Pledges Buyback
European banks are signaling that they can keep making fat shareholder payouts as profits hold up despite a decline in ...
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Banks Want to Crash the Bitcoin Party. Trump Is Opening the Door.
The last time crypto collapsed, regulators celebrated that the country’s biggest banks had few ties to Bitcoin and other ...
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City of Cincinnati, Hamilton County eye first mixed-use project at The Banks in a decade
CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - The Banks Public Private Partnership, a joint venture of the city of Cincinnati ...
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Banks face CBK fines for not cutting lending rates
Bankers face a fine of Sh20 million or three times the monetary gain, with the regulator leaning on the punitive penalty.
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US Senate panel investigates whether banks, regulators deny services on political grounds
U.S. banks and their regulators were scrutinized on Wednesday by lawmakers as they examined claims that they deny services to ...
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