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Carboboration of alkynes was found to take place efficiently by a three-component coupling reaction with diboron and carbon electrophiles under copper catalysis to afford diverse multisubstituted borylalkenes in a stereoselective manner. The carboboration was also applicable to alkenes, leading to the formation of multisubstituted borylalkanes via regioselective carbon-boron and carbon-carbon bond-forming processes.
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