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Uber rides a leveraged loan repricing spree to slash debt costs Lara Wieczezynski, Bloomberg News A commuter uses the Uber Technologies Inc. app on a smartphone in view of a black cab waiting to pick up passengers in this arranged photograph in London, U.K., on Monday, Nov. 25, 2019. , Jason Alden/Bloomberg Uber Technologies Inc. has a US$1.5 billion leveraged loan due Friday, capitalizing on a market-sweeping repricing frenzy unleashed by low rates and robust investor demand. The ride-sharing company’s transaction adds to a swelling t...