Bloomberg: Paramount and Oracle's Debt Surge, Wall Street Worries About Billionaire Larry Ellison's Associated Risks
Bloomberg Markets reports that as Paramount Skydance and Oracle become the largest borrowers in corporate America, their association with billionaire Larry Ellison is starting to raise concerns on Wall Street. Paramount has taken on an additional $52 billion in debt for its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, while most of Ellison's wealth is tied to Oracle stock. Oracle itself is undertaking capital-intensive AI development, leading investors to worry that the value of Ellison's safety net might be strained when Paramount needs it most.
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