Dell Takes Center Stage After $74 Billion Global Bond Bonanza

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Investors who gobbled up $74 billion of corporate bonds sold by blue-chip companies in the U.S and Europe in the busiest week since January, should get ready for another deluge of debt sales.

Next week Dell Inc. may sell more than $16 billion of notes in the investment-grade bond market to fund its buyout of EMC Corp. That would make it the second-largest corporate bond sale this year after Anheuser-Busch InBev NV’s $46 billion deal in January that backed its purchase of SABMiller Plc.