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Lumen’s CFO Looks Ahead After ‘Moonshot’ Debt Deal That Worked

Lumen Technologies is reducing leverage and reinventing itself as an AI play after completing one of the biggest-ever out-of-court debt restructurings. “We had to keep as many winners as possible if we were going to be able to pull this off,” Chris Stansbury, the company’s presid ...  Show more

Hedge Fund Andromeda Warns of ‘Titanic’ Debt Disaster as Yields Soar

High global government yields are a growing threat to corporate debt markets, according to London-based hedge fund Andromeda Capital Management. “You either have to let long-term yields go up — and with that you can cause a credit crunch, especially with all the AI borrowing that ...  Show more

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