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Boeing's Wisk sale unlikely to kick off another divestment round

Boeing's Wisk sale unlikely to kick off another divestment round

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Published: August 14, 2026 18:51:12 IST

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By Dan Catchpole SEATTLE, Aug 14 (Reuters) – Boeing's announcement this week that it is selling Wisk Aero is less a signal of a broader breakup than an effort to shed a struggling, non-core air taxi

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