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With high-profile listings from a range of technology firms in recent months, fears of a tech bubble have returned to many investors' minds. But the really dangerous stocks are lurking in the less exciting parts of the sector.
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After two weeks of bitter bidding for mobile operator SFR, Numericable appears to have outdone its rival Bouygues. While the news has come as a shock to many in France, it looks set to lift the spirits of Europe’s listless leveraged finance market. -
With high profile listings from a range of technology firms in recent months, fears of a tech bubble have returned to many investors' minds. But the really dangerous stocks are lurking in the less exciting parts of the sector.
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After many months of discussions, rumours and outright bickering, Chinese internet giant Alibaba Group announced on its corporate blog that it is listing in the US instead of Hong Kong. While Alibaba’s statement on Sunday might sound definite, do not be surprised if there are more twists and turns to one of the longest-running IPO sagas in recent years.
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News of another corporate default from China has sent the media into a frenzy, with local reports of a broad sell-off in Chinese property bonds. But Zhejiang Xingrun Real Estate’s failure to pay off its creditors shouldn't be elevated to the status of a trigger event. The sector has much bigger problems than this default.
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Banks have been fretting about Russian loans, both because it looks bad to lend to a country which has recently annexed part of another sovereign state, to widespread international condemnation, and because they don't want to be stuck with the risk if wider sanctions are imposed. They should band together to push Russian issuers towards their bond desks instead.
