The SPAC boom that seemed to come out of nowhere in 2020 is still going strong. Billionaires, celebrities, and money managers are lining up for a piece of the action, Bloomberg reports. But the frenzy has some Wall street investors worried there’s a growing bubble that’s about to pop. Read more.
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