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A frenzy of asset confiscations in Europe, the United States and Asia have targeted Cambodia's Prince Holding Group -- with authorities alleging its founder Chen Zhi was running a transnational criminal organisation.

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The dizzying fundraising frenzy has raised several uncomfortable questions about the expensive valuations commanded by these often-unprofitable newbie companies.

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Banks and fund managers are writing big checks for now, but many are worried about how the complicated deals being signed today will perform when the AI frenzy calms down.

Tech companies have pledged billions of dollars to beef up data centers, cloud and AI infrastructure in Europe since OpenAI’s release of ChatGPT to the public in late 2022 ushered in a spending frenzy.

The robust stock-market rally this year, boosted by a dizzying AI frenzy, has prompted many to sound the alarm on a possible bubble.

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