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Alphabet’s Century Bond Has Now Lost a 10th of Its Face Value

A 100-year bond that Alphabet Inc. issued earlier this year in the sterling market as it gorged on debt around the world has dropped below 90 pence on the pound for the first time.

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Alphabet’s Century Bond Has Now Lost a 10th of Its Face Value
A 100-year bond that Alphabet Inc. issued earlier this year in the sterling market as it gorged on debt around the world has dropped below 90 pence on the pound for the first time.
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