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AI-related debt sells off sharply as Amazon looks to borrow another $25 billion

Bonds financing the massive artificial-intelligence buildout were hit hard by selling on Tuesday, as Amazon.com set out to borrow another $25 billion in new debt.

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AI-related debt sells off sharply as Amazon looks to borrow another $25 billion
Bonds financing the massive artificial-intelligence buildout were hit hard by selling on Tuesday, as Amazon.com set out to borrow another $25 billion in new debt.
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