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How effectively bus and train operators can serve commuters coming out of the coronavirus pandemic remains a big question.

Squire Patton Boggs partners Rodney Slater and Alethia Nancoo view the landscape from the ground and the skies with Northeast Regional Editor Paul Burton. Slater is a former U.S. transportation secretary. Nancoo’s practice focuses on public, private and project debt finance. (31 minutes)

State housing and economic development Secretary Mike Kennealy will lead the search for a successor at the commonwealth's finance and development agency.

A long-planned Maryland light rail system, which has encountered financial and legal obstacles, could make it tougher for large-scale P3 transit projects, according to analysts.

Municipals were in a holding pattern ahead of this week's $15.8 billion new-issue slate as issuers pour debt into the market and investors remain cautious ahead of election results.

The deal is being wrapped with insurance and $300 million of the $434 million offering is supported with the state government's moral obligation backing.

The board asked the judge to not put any deadlines on the negotiations.

The issuer hopes to expand its investor base to lure European investors with the move and will explore conducting non-deal road shows to highlight its green and ESG efforts in the municipal market.

Many issuers in California specifically do not mention climate change in their official statements.

The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority will sell $333 million of bonds and notes.