Boeing Co is planning a full drawdown of a $13.8 billion loan as early as Friday...
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- Boeing Co is planning a full drawdown of a $13.8 billion loan as early as Friday, as the U.S. based plane-maker struggles with worldwide travel disruptions from the coronavirus, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing unnamed sources.Reporting by Rachit Vats in Bengaluru; editing by Patrick Graham
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