Salesforce (CRM) plans to sell up to USD 25bln of bonds to fund buybacks

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Salesforce's announcement to issue up to $25 billion in bonds for buybacks reflects a strong commitment to enhancing shareholder value. This significant leverage move could raise concerns about capital structure and interest costs but may also indicate confidence in future cash flows. Watch how this influences the stock's performance and broader sector sentiment, particularly as it may set a precedent for similar strategies across tech firms.

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