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They're tapping the Swiss market and the sterling market.

In fact, they're looking to sell a really rare 100-year sterling bond as well.

So Alphabet is out there across every type of part of the debt market.

They're tapping the Swiss market and the sterling market.

In fact, they're looking to sell a really rare 100-year sterling bond as well.

So Alphabet is out there across every type of part of the debt market.

We're seeing Microsoft having its worst day ever.

Since March 2020, you have got $400 billion more than wiped off of its market capital expenditure, and it beat.

But it's spending a lot to get growth, and the growth isn't showing up fast enough, particularly in the cloud part of the equation.

People have still got this underlying anxiety that a lot of these older school business models cannot hang on in the age of competitive threats and the unwinding of some of these B2B software that we've been so used to and so ingrained in our everyday.

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