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The larger tax-exempt portion of the bonds reportedly were 18 times oversubscribed.
August 6 -
Analysts say the drought, which is expected to continue for at least several months, could have economic impacts.
July 31 -
PREPA bondholders asked the court to allow actions against Puerto Rico's central government, which they say undermined the authority's ability to pay its bonds.
July 30 -
The city brings $122.2 million of GO bonds to market next week, believing its investment-grade ratings outweigh the defaults of the Puerto Rico government.
July 30
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Missouri voters on Tuesday soundly rejected Amendment 5, which would have eliminated the state income tax and given lawmakers latitude to raise other taxes.
August 5 -
Indiana lawmakers are considering two more far-reaching property tax reforms before Senate Enrolled Act 1 has even been fully phased in.
August 5 -
Budget Director Annette Guzman left her role Monday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said, in the latest high-profile finance departure from his administration.
August 5 -
Two hospital deals were among the first to price Monday, including $1.317 billion for Henry Ford Health and $1.118 billion of bonds for Intermountain Health.
August 4
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Two muni veterans are joining PNC's public finance team.
August 3 -
Philadelphia has spent the last decade building up its reserves and pension funds. A state oversight board says it can keep doing so for another five years.
August 3 -
Maryland has inked an $85 million deal to secure the rights to the Preakness Stakes by authorizing the Maryland Economic Development Corp. to issue revenue bonds to fund the sale.
July 31 -
City governments' circumspect approaches to AI could likely be attributed to varying public perception.
July 27
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A default under the concession agreement could result in termination of the project, according to an analyst.
August 7 -
Democratic senators have asked Commodity Futures Trading Commission to rein in prediction "wagers."
August 5 -
Fitch Ratings raised the outlook on two series of sales tax revenue bonds structured as a TIFIA loan.
August 3 -
A California-based technology company was early in the contract phase of acquiring land in Oregon's capital city to build a data center.
July 31
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The city took the measure to partially address a shortage in its general fund.
August 7 -
The world's busiest airport by passenger count is issuing bonds to support its sizable capital program.
August 6 -
But a toll-backed public-private partnership remains possible for the more than $1 billion project.
August 4 -
If the referendum passes, it is expected to have major impacts on the finances of local governments in Florida.
August 4
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The Texas city plans to bring general obligation bonds, certificates of obligation and tax notes to market later this month.
August 6 -
The Texas city's general obligation rating was lifted to Aa2 with a stable outlook from Aa3 based on "meaningful" moves taken in its fiscal 2027 budget.
August 5 -
Two hospital deals were among the first to price Monday, including $1.317 billion for Henry Ford Health and $1.118 billion of bonds for Intermountain Health.
August 4 -
The city moved to a less-restrictive Stage 2 drought status for water use in another sign after recent rain that a water supply emergency is no longer imminent.
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