- Massachusetts
Northeast issuers sold $93.1 billion of municipal bonds in 2013, down 17.4% from 2012.
February 21 -
Without taxpayer support, the ubersecretive $1.6 billion MBTA retirement fund would go broke between 2024 and 2036, said a report by Boston's Pioneer Institute.
February 21 -
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority awarded a $23.9 million contract to repair three bridges spanning the Merrimack River in Haverhill.
January 29 - Massachusetts
Standard & Poor's raised its general obligation rating for Springfield, Mass., to AA-minus from A, with a stable outlook.
January 28 - Massachusetts
Massachusetts will advance its timetable by four years to 2036 for fully funding its pension system, under the budget Gov. Deval Patrick's administration has proposed.
January 28 - Massachusetts
Gov. Deval Patrick submitted his final budget to Massachusetts lawmakers Wednesday, proposing a $36 billion spending plan for fiscal 2015 that would increase spending nearly 5%.
January 22 -
The Massachusetts pension reserves investment trust fund returned 15.2% in calendar 2013, marking an investment gain of $7.9 billion, according to the Pension Reserves Investment Management board.
January 21 - Massachusetts
Boston is weighing a push for Massachusetts casino host community status even though voters in one neighborhood rejected one proposal.
January 17 - Massachusetts
The frenetic scramble for Massachusetts resort casino licenses has generated a host of intricate, juicy moving parts -- bizarre, even by Bay State standards.
January 10 - Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority general manager Beverly Scott will receive the Transportation Research Board's Sharon D. Banks Award for humanitarian leadership in transportation.
January 9 -
Northeastern University has scheduled a $250 million bond sale, with proceeds to help fund construction of a science and engineering building.
January 8 - Massachusetts
Massachusetts' pension fund will receive $11.3 million as part of a settlement with Countrywide Services Corp., Attorney General Martha Coakley's office announced.
December 31 - Massachusetts
Massachusetts can claim good public relations and possibly a moral high ground with its enhanced disclosure initiatives, but what tangible benefits do they bring?
December 27 - Massachusetts
BNY Mellon has agreed to reimburse Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management $15.6 million related to foreign currency exchange overcharges, PRIM's board said.
December 24 -
Additional guidance from the SEC should provide some clarity to how the proposed trading restrictions under its new municipal advisor registration rule apply to municipal issuers, a securities industry official said.
December 13 -
Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman announced a $265 million settlement related to a class action against the former Massey Energy, which now does business as Alpha Appalachia Holdings.
December 9 - Massachusetts
Law firm Greenberg Traurig LLP added Jamey Tesler as of counsel to its government law and policy practice group.
December 6 -
Massachusetts will hold its third annual investor conference, which Treasurer Steven Grossman touts as art of the commonwealth's enhanced investor disclosure program.
December 4 -
Boston's MBTA will launch late-night service in the spring, said Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, who found $20 million from state funding and corporate pledges.
December 3 - Massachusetts
The Massachusetts School Building Authority passed $10 billion in infrastructure financing since its 2004 inception, state Treasurer Steven Grossman announced.
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