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Apollo leads big debt investment in chip maker Wolfspeed: reports

By: MarketWatch
Apollo Global Management is leading a group of lenders making a debt investment of as much as $2 billion in chip-maker Wolfspeed Inc. to support its U.S. expansion plans, according to reports Sunday.
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