
SoftBank: ¥60 Billion in New Bonds After Early-Year Deals
SoftBank never seems to get enough, one might say. After filling up with retail and foreign bonds, they're now targeting big institutional investors.
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SoftBank never seems to get enough, one might say. After filling up with retail and foreign bonds, they're now targeting big institutional investors.

Picture a system that never sleeps, always sniffing out deals in financial markets. A new GitHub project aims to do just that, but for research.

Always rushing between Dubai and London? Bloomberg has a new show for you, 'Horizons MEA'. It promises the best on Middle East and Africa, so you don't miss a beat between meetings.

Thought markets closed for the night? Robinhood disagrees. Now you can bet on the future, perpetually and around the clock, even in Europe.
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