Telegram to raise $1.5B in bond sale, Citadel joins BlackRock in backing the deal: WSJ
Telegram's bond sale success, despite legal challenges, underscores investor confidence in its growth potential and financial resilience. The post Telegram to raise $1.5B in bond sale, Citadel joins BlackRock in backing...
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Telegram's bond sale success, despite legal challenges, underscores investor confidence in its growth potential and financial resilience.
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