By William Gavin and Joy Wiltermuth
Elon Musk's company made a splash earlier this week with a $25 billion bond deal, less than two weeks after it raised tens of billions of dollars in cash
SpaceX creditors are expressing some doubt about the company's longer-duration bonds, only days after their debut.
SpaceX made a splash earlier this week with a $25 billion bond deal, less than two weeks after it raised tens of billions of dollars in cash through its record initial public offering.
Yet those bonds are trading considerably weaker only a few days after they were issued, signaling increased scrutiny of the artificial-intelligence spending blitz. At the same time, semiconductor shares and other technology stocks showed weakness on Friday.
