Meta reportedly weighs $20B bond sale, its first in euros
Meta is reportedly sounding out investors for a bond sale worth at least $20 billion, which would mark the company's first-ever euro-denominated bond issuance. The proposed deal would split funding into multiple parts across US dollars and euros to help finance the company's heavy spending on AI data centres without selling shares. Open article →
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