Texas

Malveaux will take the reins from Carol Polumbo in 2022 at the Southwest's top bond counsel firm.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a preliminary determination that bonds issued by the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, may be retroactively taxable.

Winter sharpens the political focus on Texas' February power failure and efforts to prevent another.

Districts that once enjoyed easy passage of bond proposals faced surprisingly negative response in the November election.

Citigroup won a municipal bond deal in Texas, marking a potential re-entry into the state despite a law targeting Wall Street banks for their gun policies.

The massive Chicago-based system that operates in 21 states scored a ratings boost from S&P and a revised outlook to positive from Fitch.

Jennifer Johnston, director of research, municipal bonds, at Franklin Templeton, talks with Chip Barnett about whether a “Great Migration” from cities like New York and San Francisco is really taking place or is it just an urban myth. (19 minutes)

One of the underwriters targeted by a Texas gun protection law is asking permission to resume doing business in the state.

A Texas state law targets Wall Street banks for wading into the debate over guns.

A broker-dealer firm built around military veterans achieved a milestone with its largest deal as bookrunner.

Dallas Area Rapid Transit is enjoying a lift in tax revenues amid a drop in ridership during the pandemic.

The biggest bond measure in the nation Tuesday appears to have passed narrowly, but Texas voters took a negative view of several big bond proposals.

Most bond issues appear to be approved, but many were rejected.

Texas voters are considering an array of local bond measures to fund projects for schools, cities and counties.

Gov. Kathy Hochul's thrusts include the MTA Open Data Act; state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli launched a federal COVID-19 funding tracker.

Goldman Sachs has joined three other top bond underwriters that haven't done Texas deals under a state law targeting firms with perceived anti-gun policies.

Profits were up in New York City's securities industry, according to the state comptroller's annual report, even as job losses accelerated.

For the first time in six years, Texas colleges and universities are awarded tuition revenue bonds backed by the state.

DFW is getting ready for a rebound in passenger traffic, preparing a bond refunding and continuing to develop its terminals.

A law protecting the firearms industry from "discrimination" has made the top underwriters hesitant to do bond business in the state.