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Musk’s fortune would more than double on US$1.5 trillion SpaceX
Musk’s path to becoming a trillionaire, whether it is through Tesla or SpaceX, is not without challenges[NEW YORK] The richest man in the world could more than double his...
JPMorgan pledges US$1.5 trillion to strengthen US economic security and resilience over next decade
The campaign boosts capital, resources and personnel that the largest US lender commits across sectors[NEW YORK] JPMorgan Chase vowed to funnel US$1.5 trillion into industries that bolster US economic...
Unilever to pay US$1.5 billion for men’s grooming brand Dr Squatch
The deal was announced earlier this week by all three parties, without disclosing financial detailsPublished Fri, Jun 27, 2025 · 04:28 PM[LONDON] Unilever is paying US$1.5 billion to buy...
HDB US$1.5 billion India IPO sold out as wealthy investors pile in
The offering received bids for 242.8 million shares as of Friday (Jun 27) afternoon in Mumbai, versus the 130.4 million shares offeredPublished Fri, Jun 27, 2025 · 03:19 PM[MUMBAI]...
Keppel partners AIIB for up to US$1.5 billion in Asia-Pacific green infrastructure deals
[SINGAPORE] Asset manager Keppel has partnered Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) to facilitate up to US$1.5 billion worth of sustainable infrastructure investments and financing opportunities in Asia-Pacific.The tie-up will...
Grab’s US$1.5 billion convertible issue seen as prepping for competition and need for capital: Maybank
[SINGAPORE] Grab’s recent move to upsize its five-year convertible note size to US$1.5 billion is timely given that the Asean digital sector – which includes food delivery – is...
Grab prices and increases convertible notes offering to US$1.5 billion
The proceeds will be used for general corporate purchases, a concurrent repurchase of shares and possible acquisitions[SINGAPORE] Grab announced on Wednesday (Jun 11) that its five-year convertible note offering...
Ping An Insurance raises US$1.5 billion from convertible bonds
[HONG KONG] Ping An Insurance (Group) of China has sold HK$11.8 billion (S$1.9 billion) in bonds that can be converted into shares listed in Hong Kong, marking the insurance...
