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UFORCE, a defense-technology company founded in Ukraine, raised $700 million in a Series A round that values it at $6 billion, one of the largest private financings yet\u2026
For most of this year, the question in deal markets was whether there was enough money. This week the question was price, and the people with the money\u2026
Kinder Morgan Inc. and Southern Co. are moving ahead with a roughly $7.6 billion natural gas pipeline that would run 470 miles from Middle Tennessee to central Georgia,\u2026
The Treasury Department’s sale of 30-year bonds on Thursday drew the softest demand in five months, closing out a quarterly refunding in which all three auctions showed investors\u2026
Two of America’s best-known companies borrowed in yen in Tokyo on Friday, and the price of admission went up. Berkshire Hathaway Inc. sold 182.3 billion yen, about $1.1\u2026
Mirendil, an artificial-intelligence startup founded less than a year ago by former Anthropic researchers, raised $1 billion in a Series A round led by Kleiner Perkins and Clearlake\u2026
Banco BPM SpA’s board agreed to open merger talks with its largest shareholder, Credit Agricole SA, but put the French bank on notice that the price will have\u2026
Hancock Whitney Corp. agreed to buy Trustmark Corp. in an all-stock deal valued at about $3.2 billion, combining two Mississippi-based lenders into a Gulf South bank with roughly\u2026
If you wanted to raise money this week, you could. If you wanted someone’s permission, good luck. Start with the money. Anthropic’s IPO book was covered several times\u2026
Pizza Hut is borrowing against its franchise checks. The pizza chain is marketing about $1 billion of bonds backed by the royalties its restaurant owners pay, a first\u2026
EPR Properties turned to the convertible market to refinance debt coming due next month, selling $500 million of notes that give buyers a shot at its stock. The\u2026
Novartis AG sold $5.25 billion of bonds to pay down the bank loan behind its biggest recent acquisition, turning short-term deal financing into debt that stretches out more\u2026