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Corporate debt
2023 has been a year for bankruptcy
May 18, 2023
More than 230 companies declared bankruptcy before the end of April. What is happening?
Corporations are still borrowing, despite high interest rates
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Justin Ho
Jan 5, 2023
Many companies are borrowing now — if they can — in a bid to get ahead of further rate hikes this year.
Why big companies are issuing bonds despite high interest rates
by
Justin Ho
Sep 8, 2022
Walmart and McDonald's are among those hopping on the bond bandwagon. Some think now is a good time to borrow in case rates rise further.
Corporate bond yields have been rising, too
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Justin Ho
Mar 23, 2021
Bond investors are demanding higher corporate bond yields. That's a good sign about where the economy's headed this year.
Corporations pile on debt to survive pandemic
Jan 25, 2021
But eventually they'll need to make enough money to pay it back. Will changes in consumer behavior be permanent?
Why commercial lending fell last quarter despite low interest rates
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Justin Ho
Dec 2, 2020
The report found that bank lending volume fell in the most recent quarter, driven by decreases in commercial and industrial lending.
After a 3-month borrowing spree, corporations put the brakes on more debt
by
Justin Ho
Jul 6, 2020
Some borrow less because they're optimistic, some because they're pessimistic and some because they're cautious.
For public good, not for profit.
Companies are borrowing like crazy, even though their incomes are down
by
Justin Ho
May 28, 2020
For some, borrowing's a lifeline. For others, it's a bargain.
Fed chair flags corporate bond risk
Feb 11, 2020
In a report submitted to Congress the Federal Reserve highlighted an increase in the riskiest investment-grade corporate debt.
Twitter is issuing bonds rated below "investment grade." Here's what that means.
by
Justin Ho
Dec 4, 2019
"Junk" bonds don't mean the company got an F in a test.