Elliott Eyes Bet on Pipeline Carrying Russian Gas
The U.S. hedge fund, headed by billionaire founder Paul Singer, is considering a stake in the Bulgarian extension of the TurkStream pipeline, along with access to a network of data centers, data cables and other infrastructure assets, according to people familiar with the matter.
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