French Hotel Giant Accor Braves Market Turmoil With Bond Sale

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French hotel giant Accor SA was the only major issuer willing to brave a tumult sparked by a surge in US Treasury yields as it pushed ahead with the sale of a riskier type of debt in the European market.

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