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JetBlue Bonds Fall Deeper Into Distress as Short-Sellers Pile In
Source: Bloomberg
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JetBlue Airways debt fell to its lowest levels since issuance more than two years ago. The article links the weakness to the airline’s ongoing cash burn and short sellers circling its shares; it provides no figures for the debt move or cash outflow.
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