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Court-approved asset sales and bond exchanges are pushing a participant sports venue, a hospital, and a senior living community closer to exiting Chapter 11.

Moody's Investors Service revised its outlook to positive from stable and affirmed its Aa1 issuer and general obligation unlimited tax bond ratings on the city.

Moody's, which last rated the state triple-A in 1979, pointed to an economy that's "poised for diversification and growth."

Pennsylvania leads the new-issue calendar with $2.1 billion of GOs in four series via the competitive market while the New York City TFA will bring another $1.4 billion of exempts and taxables.

Both debaters made salient points in defense of their positions, although at times they spoke over the other.

Bond parties to challenge Judge Swain's ruling saying they do not have a lien on revenues, among other things.

City Controller Chris Brown called for more due diligence on financing plans for a $2.6 billion project to renovate Bush Intercontinental Airport's Terminal B.

A significant chunk of the costs will be passed to ratepayers, experts said.

The first fees filed under the MSRB's new rate card model are in line with expectations,but its long term budget growth has some worried about its future.

Anne Marie Pippin, associate director in the Federal Housing Finance Agency's Office of Financial Technology, weighs the forces shaping the industry's future.