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Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta have signed $988.0 billion of leases not yet started, and this week Meta priced $37.5 billion of stock offerings.
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Reporting on the business of software — funding rounds, pricing shifts, retention data and the operators making the calls. Updated every weekday.

Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta have signed $988.0 billion of leases not yet started, and this week Meta priced $37.5 billion of stock offerings.

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