Apollo Global Management and Blackstone are bringing in investors for about $36 billion of debt financing to fund acquisition of Google-customized TPU (tensor processing unit) chips for ANTHROPIC, sources said. Broadcom, which helped develop the chips for Google, will guarantee most of the proceeds; the chips would be bought and then leased to ANTHROPIC. The structure aims to use Broadcom’s credit profile to back compute financing and, if completed, would be among the largest private-credit tran

At its May 29, 2025 annual shareholders' meeting, Vanke said it still faces significant challenges: operating performance has not materially improved and debt and liquidity remain under pressure. For 2026 the company will prioritize risk resolution and development, advancing three measures: continue reform-driven risk mitigation; tighten operations to ensure full-year housing deliveries, systematically review and monetize existing assets, focus on key cities and core businesses and orderly exit non-core investments; and strengthen controls while further optimizing corporate governance.

Since Feb. 28, when the U.S. and Israel began military operations against Iran, more than 90 days have elapsed; although the conflict is described as paused, ongoing deployments continue to drive U.S. military spending. Independent tracker Iran War Cost Tracker reports U.S. spending on the campaign has exceeded $95.5 bln to date, citing a Department of Defense report to Congress that put costs at $11.3 bln in the first six days and an estimated subsequent daily burn of about $1.0 bln. The tracker’s total aggregates personnel deployments, warships, logistics and other associated support costs.