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The university wants to upgrade its dormitories.
July 15 -
Eric Holcomb said paying cash for projects would save the state $100 million in interest costs.
July 12 -
Goshen Health is structuring roughly $25 million of the bonds with a mandatory tender and $45 million more as fixed-rate bonds.
July 10 -
The plan would have the state issue $10 billion of pension obligation bonds to create annual budget savings to fund road repairs.
July 9 -
The deal refunds bonds issued for projects at its Whiting, Indiana, refinery.
July 8 -
A bailout of FirstEnergy Solutions Ohio nuclear plans would enhance what can be paid to bondholders under the company's Chapter 11 reorganization.
July 5 -
Moody’s Investors Service on Tuesday placed Fairfield Medical Center's Baa3 rating on review for a downgrade.
July 3 -
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that Macomb County is not contractually bound to provide lifetime healthcare benefits to retirees.
July 2 -
The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department is promising a five-year, $500 million capital program to upgrade water and sewer pipes.
June 27 -
Omaha-Douglas County Building Commission will have to rely on additional rental payments from the city and county to pay for bonds.
June 26 -
The health system is coming to market Tuesday with a $637 million new money and refunding sale.
June 17 -
Solicitor General Fadwa Hammoud and special prosecutor Kym Worthy said they will expand the investigation based on new evidence.
June 14 -
Karen Freeman-Wilson says without the bond deal to leverage the city's public safety building, Gary will end the fiscal year $42.5 million in the red.
June 13 -
McLaren Health Care will use proceeds to fund capital projects including a replacement hospital for McLaren Greater Lansing.
June 12 -
Rating criteria changes and a ruling in the Puerto Rico III case have undermined some investors' and analysts' confidence in revenue pledges.
June 10 -
The Ohio House’s two-year operating budget bill boosts spending for higher education adding an extra $21.8 million for higher education next year and $20 million in 2021.
June 4 -
If approved, the junk-rated city would issue $200 million of new money unlimited tax general obligation bonds in the summer of 2020.
May 31 -
The United Methodist Retirement Communities' $18 million sale follows a one notch downgrade by Fitch Ratings to BBB.
May 30 -
The city announced that it has acquired 200 acres of land as part of its deal to land a new assembly plant.
May 23 -
Cris Johnston will replace Micah Vincent, who is leaving the position for the private sector.
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