China Evergrande, Strapped for Cash, Offloads Its Jets

SINGAPORE— China Evergrande Group raised more than $50 million last month by selling two of its private jets, according to people familiar with the matter, bringing in much needed cash to help avert a default on its U.S. dollar debt.

China Evergrande, Strapped for Cash, Offloads Its Jets

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