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Credit: Boeing
WASHINGTON—As Wall Street expects Boeing to take a multi-billion-dollar hit due to ongoing 737 MAX issues, the Chicago-based company at the end of April secured up to $5 billion in new debt and credit to cushion its balance sheet. On Apr. 30, the company sold $3.5 billion worth of debt. The new...
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