Meta markets dollar bonds in plan to raise at least $20 billion

Published Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 9:24 AM EST

Meta Platforms is marketing US dollar bonds as part of a plan to raise at least $20 billion in debt in the US and Europe to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure, Bloomberg reported. It is Meta's first dollar bond offering in six months and comes as technology giants face investor skepticism over the buildout.

Sources

Bloomberg Technology

In this story

Have I Been Pwned confirms 850,500 accounts exposed in Harvard breach

Have I Been Pwned confirmed Tuesday that data leaked after Harvard University's November 2025 breach exposed 850,500 accounts, BleepingComputer reported.

Capital AI

October venture funding reaches $59 billion, with 66% going to AI

Global venture funding totaled $59 billion in October, up 45% from a year earlier, according to Crunchbase data. AI-driven companies captured 66% of the total, while seven companies raising billion-dollar rounds accounted for just over 40%.

Capital Robotics

Corridian raises $38 million for autonomous underwater cargo vehicles

Corridian emerged from stealth Tuesday with a $38 million seed round led by Point72 Ventures, according to the company's announcement. Balerion Space Ventures, Harpoon Ventures, DCVC and Marlinspike also participated.

Capital

Evertrue closes $17 million fund for early-stage European startups

Yvonne Bajela announced that Evertrue closed an oversubscribed $17 million first fund to invest in early-stage companies across the U.K. and Europe. The firm has already backed seven companies and will invest mainly in AI and fintech.

Capital

Robin Capital closes €15 million second fund for European startups

Berlin-based Robin Capital has closed its second €15 million fund, bringing commitments across its two early-stage funds to €30 million, EU-Startups reported.

Products

Turkey's wealth fund buys Togg stakes at $900 million valuation

Turkey's sovereign wealth fund is buying stakes in electric carmaker Togg from two of its original investors, Bloomberg reported.