Michelle Cheng is a Growth and Product journalist at Quartz and Inc. She specializes in finance, investment, and financial technology, covering themes such as alternative investments, asset management, and global markets. Michelle's work has been featured in notable publications including SAPIENS, Lexology, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg News.
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By: Aaron Weinman, Rachel Graf, Michelle Cheng
Gainwell Technologies LLC is in discussions with investors to replace almost $5.7 billion of leveraged loans, a deal that would be the biggest refinancing from the beleaguered US software industry this year.
By: Dawn Lim, Michelle Cheng
Power utilities across the US are already strained from AI data centers. But they’re increasingly facing an even bigger threat: that developers will be forced to walk away from projects, leaving households on the hook for massive infrastructure bills.
By: Dawn Lim, Michelle Cheng
POWER utilities across the US are already strained from AI data centers. But they're increasingly facing an even bigger threat: that developers will be forced to walk away from projects, leaving households on the hook for massive infrastructure bills.To minimize that risk and get utilities on board with projects, data center operators are tapping banks to guarantee the full costs of the AI buildout will be paid for.
By: Gowri Gurumurthy, Michelle Cheng
EQT-backed EdgeConneX Inc. is considering raising as much as $4 billion of debt for a data center project in Texas, according to people familiar with the matter.
Concerns around circular deals continue
By: Paula Seligson, Mathieu Benhamou, Armand Emamdjomeh, Michelle Cheng
Buyout funds and lenders were drawn to reliable revenue and low costs. Now the entire business model is at risk
Fears of a software reckoning for investors haven’t gone away.
By: Michelle Cheng, Armand Emamdjomeh, Paula Seligson, Mathieu Benhamou
Buyout funds and lenders were drawn to reliable revenue and low costs. Now the entire business model is at risk.
By: Gowri Gurumurthy, Katherine Doherty, Michelle Cheng
Zenith Arc, an Oklahoma data center project that is leasing its capacity to Jane Street, is selling $2.25 billion of green bonds, adding to the flurry of builders tapping the market for environmentally focused debt.
By: Dawn Lim, Michelle Cheng
EQT-backed EdgeConneX Inc. is asking banks to guarantee as much as $2.5 billion in power costs, joining a wave of data center builders turning to new financing playbooks to fuel growth.
