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lease

verb as in rent object, residence

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Musk’s company signed a lease on the building in March 2024.

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At the same time, the company faced “mounting funded debt and lease obligations,” the filing said, and these factors all “snowballed into a liquidity crisis.”

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T-Mobile is in talks to lease some of the spectrum rights that SpaceX plans to acquire, according to people familiar with the matter.

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That qualified the finance companies for the tax credits under the IRS guidance, and they could then incorporate the lower price into lease terms.

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The move followed Tesla’s price increase for vehicle leases.

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