Kari Soo Lindberg is a journalist at Bloomberg News. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, finance, investment, and technology, with a particular focus on credit health, debt management, and the housing market. Kari's insights into commercial real estate and wealth management have established her as a knowledgeable voice in the industry.
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Kari Soo Lindberg's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, finance & economy with an emphasis on international relations. She often incorporates expert commentary and data citations into her articles.
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By: Yvonne Man, David Ingles, Kari Soo Lindberg
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s global head of alternatives for wealth expects private credit firms to keep drawing capital despite recent redemption episodes, due to the premium illiquid investments command.
By: Kari Soo Lindberg, Low De Wei, Elffie Chew
CapitaLand Group Pte and Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd. are among possible bidders for the Marina One high-rise complex in Singapore’s central business district, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Kari Soo Lindberg
BlackRock Inc. is trying to recoup money it’s owed on a private credit loan in China, setting up a test for how Asia’s burgeoning reputation as a comparatively safer market for such deals will play out in reality.
By: Mackenzie Hawkins, Kari Soo Lindberg
A key company behind Thailand’s national AI effort is suspected of helping to smuggle billions of dollars worth of Super Micro Computer Inc. servers containing advanced Nvidia Corp. chips to China, with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. one of multiple end customers, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Laura Benitez, Apple Ka Ying Li, Kari Soo Lindberg
SoftBank Group Corp. has downsized plans for a $10 billion margin loan backed by its OpenAI stake after facing hesitation from some creditors, people familiar with the matter said.
By: Mackenzie Hawkins, Kari Soo Lindberg
Una empresa tailandesa es sospechosa de haber ayudado a contrabandear miles de millones de dólares en servidores de Super Micro Computer Inc. que contenían chips avanzados de Nvidia Corp., hacia China, con Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. como uno de varios clientes finales, según personas familiarizadas con el asunto.
By: Mackenzie Hawkins, Kari Soo Lindberg
Uma importante empresa por trás do programa nacional de IA da Tailândia é suspeita de ajudar a contrabandear bilhões de dólares em servidores da Super Micro Computer contendo chips de tecnologia avançada da Nvidia para a China, com o Alibaba Group como um dos vários clientes finais, de acordo com pessoas familiarizadas com o assunto.
By: Laura Benitez, Apple Ka Ying Li, Kari Soo Lindberg
O SoftBank Group Corp. reduziu os planos de um empréstimo com garantia em ações de US$ 10 bilhões lastreado em sua participação na OpenAI, após enfrentar hesitação de alguns credores, segundo pessoas com conhecimento do assunto.
By: Kari Soo Lindberg, Sheryl Tian Tong Lee
Blackstone Inc.-owned data center firm AirTrunk is marketing a $2.3 billion loan to fund a Malaysia project, according to people familiar with the matter, part of a slew of tech-linked financings in Southeast Asia spurred by the artificial intelligence boom.
Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is close to securing a $935 million loan to back its purchase of air cargo specialist World Freight Co., according to people familiar with the matter, the latest in a recent spate of acquisition financings in Asia.
