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San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit has struggled to regain ridership after the pandemic.
August 22 -
The University of Chicago went to market this week, as the Trump administration has targeted higher education and faculty criticize budget and program cuts.
August 22 -
The President said in response to a press question about Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook that he would fire her "if she doesn't resign" over allegations of claiming primary residence at two properties she owns, though the legality of such a move is unclear.
August 22 -
The State Bond Commission approved 21 municipal entities' elections on tax increases for infrastructure projects, with the increases possibly supporting bonds.
August 22 -
A state lawmaker is asking the court to invalidate a 2022 nearly $700 million bond sale due to inadequate audits by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
August 22 -
The city council advanced a community facilities district to issue up to $550 million of tax-exempt bonds to redevelop the area around the Beverly Hilton.
August 22 -
Jim Haddon equates working in the financial world with a competitive event, which in the case of his multi-faceted career, would make him a decathlon winner.
August 22 -
The ultimately unrealized threat to the municipal bond tax-exemption and infrastructure needs were among the drivers of bond sales.
August 22 -
The proposed $1.3 billion arena would be financed with city revenue bonds, along with county taxes, subject to voter approval, and a team contribution.
August 21 -
A possible explanation is that the massive inflows into mutual funds are a parallel move to large inflows into the Capital Group Municipal High-Income ETF, which saw the biggest inflow of a ETF on Friday at $1.5 billion, said Pat Luby, head of municipal strategy at CreditSights.
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