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The president's proposal to expand and use private activity bonds for public infrastructure projects is similar to one made by a prior administration.

Efforts to push Lombard Public Facilities Corp. out of Chapter 11 were recently dropped, easing obstacles to its restructuring.

With fewer incentives to buy tax-exempt debt under the new tax law, Texas municipal bond industry leaders confront a changing market.

Puerto Rico's latest fiscal plan represents an improvement over the previous one, which included nothing for debt repayment.

Fourteen San Angelo ISD campuses are targeted for upgrades and repairs if a nearly $149 million bond is passed by voters in May.

With future employee retirement costs expected to grow significantly in the future, La Verne City Council members addressed the shortage.

An upsized Pennsylvania tobacco deal prices into a market where buyers are looking for both higher yield and security.

The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board wants to prepare broker-dealers for a forthcoming seismic regulatory change.

Dan DiSalvo, a City University of New York professor and Manhattan Institute senior fellow, breaks down the pending U.S. Supreme Court case Janus v. AFSCME, which could stand public-sector policy on its head. Andrew Coen and Paul Burton host.

Eloner Habtezghi was named managing director in its corporate finance and capital markets division focusing on energy, power and natural resources.