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China’s distressed realty developers are clever

Wary of billion-dollar defaults, China does not want its daredevil real estate developers to take on any more debt. Banks have been asked to limit their housing loan exposure, while developers that cross the so-called “three red lines” — a trio of leverage metrics Beijing watches — are forbidden from borrowing more. Investors are clearly worried. China Fortune Land Development ...

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Air Lease mulls reinstating cancelled 737 Max orders

Bloomberg Air Lease Corp is considering reinstating some previously canceled Boeing Co 737 Max orders, though not until more regulators clear the jet’s return, Chairman Steven Udvar-Hazy said. Los Angeles-based Air Lease, one of the world’s largest aircraft leasing firms, had committed to 195 Max purchases as of year-end 2019, including orders, options and planes already delivered. Then came the ...

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Virgin Orbit sends satellites into space

Bloomberg Billionaire Richard Branson’s orbital-rocket system put its first satellites into space, after a previous attempt failed in May. Virgin Orbit said a Boeing Co 747 named Cosmic Girl took off from California carrying the company’s LauncherOne rocket, which was then released and ignited before successfully reaching orbit. It then deployed its payload: nine miniature satellites known as CubeSats developed ...

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