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Chuck Schumer, New York's senior senator and Senate Democratic leader, laid out the harm the ongoing federal government shutdown is doing to the Empire State.
January 7
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Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers jumped into the debate about negative interest rates, signing onto a paper that gives the policy a damning review.
January 7
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The newly installed Gov. Janet Mills signed an executive order to move forward with voter-approved Medicaid expansion blocked by predecessor Paul LePage.
January 7
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With more than $3 billion of bond-financed stadium expansions recently completed or on the boards, college football programs are struggling to fill the seats.
January 7
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Morgan Stanley has hired the former NPFG official as an executive director of credit analysis within the municipal capital solutions group.
January 7
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Municipal enforcement cases including SEC vs. Dwayne Edwards are among those that have been halted.
January 7
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Comptroller Glenn Hegar projects a record $119.1 billion of revenue heading into the 2019 legislative session.
January 7
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Municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session ahead of this week’s chunky new issue supply slate.
January 7
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The municipal market and its investors are awaiting the $7.8 billion of new issuance with open arms, as the year starts with a week that's bigger than the five-day average was in 2018.
January 7
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Bakersfield College students can expect to see more commotion on campus this spring as work begins on a few construction projects, the largest of which is a new campus center.
January 7
