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All in on AI — Why freight borrowers are hitching their wagons to the data center boom

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All in on AI — Why freight borrowers are hitching their wagons to the data center boom

Sunny Oh23 Sept 2026 | US, Europe | 8 minute read

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Healthscope saga ends with new owners, winners and losers

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After 18 months in receivership, Australia’s second-largest private hospital group is finally reaching the end of the line.

Blackstone rescues giant soured Spanish NPL trade with pivot to data centres (9fin)

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DISH UCC files scorching discovery motion ridiculing White & Case’s ‘gatekeeper’ role

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Is the LME a victim of its own success?

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Hate the player, not the game — The price aggressive sponsors pay for LMEs

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All in on AI — Why freight borrowers are hitching their wagons to the data center boom

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