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...Cruise operator Carnival Corporation is, again, a prime example. One year ago, it pawned its ships to borrow $4bn from investors demanding an 11.5 per cent interest rate....
...Bonds issued by some of the companies hit hardest by coronavirus, including cruise operator Carnival Corporation, have rallied vigorously over the past year, rewarding investors who were prepared to gamble...
...Plus, the FT’s capital market’s correspondent Rob Smith explains how Carnival Corporation managed to persuade investors to put their money into the ailing cruise company....
...with the Carnival Corporation share price....
...Carnival announced a joint venture with the China State Shipbuilding Corporation and China Investment Corporation in 2014....
...The government’s Investment Corporation of Dubai and Brookfield Asset Management will both inject seed funding of $100m into the fund, which will be capped at $1bn....
...Karen Ward, HSBC We might not be above normal but consensus of 1 per cent is probably too low. Consumption could be the main source of upside surprise....
...It may be that the relentless nature of the job actually helped to ward off depression....
...Carnival parades have also snaked through the affluent Uptown district, another area that escaped the worst flooding because of its higher elevation....
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