Spirit Airlines announced that it will sell multiple aircraft and lay off workers as the beleaguered carrier tries to raise cash. In a filing on Thursday with the Securities and Exchange ...

Spirit Airlines Plans to Cut Jobs and Sell Some Planes Amid Looming Financial Struggles NEW YORK (AP) — Spirit Airlines is cutting jobs and selling off some jets worth millions of dollars as the ...

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Spirit Airlines plans to sell 23 Airbus aircraft to GA Telesis for $519 million to boost liquidity. The airline is experiencing capacity reductions due to aircraft sales, engine issues, and ...

Spirit has drawn down $350 mln loan but had only $218 mln cash at end of Q3 Spirit has announced worker furloughs to conserve cash Shares fall 4% in after-hours trading Oct 23 (Reuters) - (This ...

Recently there has been some debate across the financial-economic punditocracy about whether we are experiencing a “soft landing” or a “no landing” scenario. In a soft landing, growth ...

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The gap between corporate bond yields and US Treasuries has narrowed to its lowest in almost 20 years, as investors pile into bets on a “soft landing” for the world’s largest economy.