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A market selloff and higher borrowing costs are prompting companies driving the AI boom to delay fundraising or pay more for capital, as investors seek proof they can absorb higher rates and computing costs.
Pulled listings signal tougher funding conditions Investors question valuations as borrowing costs rise Bain draws BDC bids; AirTrunk nears Johor sale, sources say By Yantoultra Ngui, Kane Wu and Clare Jim HONG KONG, Oct 15 (Reuters) — A market selloff is forcing companies driving the global AI boom to delay fundraisin
A market selloff and higher rates are prompting companies behind the AI boom to delay fundraising or pay more for capital, as investors seek proof they can absorb higher borrowing and computing costs.