US Supreme Court has dismissed a move by Hertz (HTZ) to avoid paying over USD 320mln to bondholders, Bloomberg reports

The US Supreme Court's dismissal of Hertz's attempt to avoid a substantial payment to bondholders underscores the company's ongoing financial challenges.

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This ruling may hinder Hertz's ability to leverage funds more flexibly and could raise concerns among investors about its financial health, potentially affecting its stock price and overall market perception.

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