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Proposed guidelines for federal tax credits could undermine the effort to build a clean hydrogen market, critics say.
August 16 -
Missouri Secretary of State John Ashcroft's office said the ruling was "not just legally deficient but also morally wrong."
August 15 -
The state's year-old rules ban broker-dealers and investment advisors from using non-financial criteria in investment strategies.
August 14 -
It was a busy week for the nation's only publicly funded high-speed train project, which named a new CEO and debuted electric Caltrain cars following the Republican bill that aims to derail the "expensive mess."
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Treasury's warning "would be absurd if it wasn't so serious," opined the NSSF, the firearm industry trade association.
August 7 -
Grant programs give the administration a degree of control over which projects get funded, similar to earmarks.
August 7 -
The Build America Bureau is poised to release awards for its asset concession program and preliminary guidelines for value-for-money analysis, two key P3 programs authorized under the IIJA.
August 6 -
Higher education is facing serious headwinds, and many leaders within the sector see P3s as an avenue for innovation and efficient operation.
August 5 -
Regulators indicated they may prefer the use of Financial Instrument Global Identifiers for securities.
August 1 -
The acquisition comes as the Philadelphia-based firm has been in growth mode.
July 26 -
In May, a bipartisan group of lawmakers sent a letter to the federal agencies responsible for the FDTA rulemaking, urging them to stick to the schedule spelled out in the law.
July 25 -
V2 Municipal Capital will source deals exclusively for Fundamental Advisors.
July 25 -
Vance has called for eliminating the SALT deduction, calling it "massively redistributive toward the lower- and middle-income brackets."
July 24 -
"Lobbyists have to be prepared for any eventuality," said Chuck Samuels, attorney at Mintz Levin and counsel to the National Association of Health & Educational Facilities Finance Authorities.
July 22 -
State DOT procurement practices impact project costs, according to the latest study to tackle the persistent question of why U.S. infrastructure costs are higher than those of other countries.
July 19 -
Single party control of a state eases perception of bond default risk associated with laws like Chapter 9, a study found.
July 18 -
The largest grant, $1.49 billion, will go to the Oregon Department of Transportation to replace a pair of aging vertical lift bridges that connect Portland and Vancouver, Washington.
July 17 -
Neither presidential candidate is talking enough about the "unsustainable" U.S. deficit, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said.
July 16 -
While the market awaits the initial FDTA proposal, some wonder if the rulemaking will be affected by the upcoming presidential election and the U.S. Supreme Court's Chevron decision.
July 15 -
Without legislation, the Supreme Court's Chevron ruling makes it "less likely" the U.S. will meet its stated climate goals, said Moody's Investors Service.
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