Alphabet plans $6.7B bond sale after AI spending concerns hit its market value

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Google parent Alphabet has launched a bond sale aimed at raising about $6.7 billion through debt offerings denominated in euros. The move follows a steep drop in the company's market value, which the report pegs at roughly $500 billion. Investors have grown wary of the heavy costs tied to expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure. Even so, orders for the bonds have reportedly topped €17 billion, signaling strong appetite for the offering.

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