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LIPA's prepares to go to market with new leadership as it prepares to decide on its next power supply management services provider.
August 5
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The city's pensions funds for police officers, fire fighters, teachers, civil employees and school personnel, with a combined $274 billion in assets, returned 10% in the year through June, beating their 7% target, according to a news release Thursday from city Comptroller Brad Lander.
August 1
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Bettina Bronisz' colleagues say she'll leave a legacy of joy and laughter in the Connecticut Treasurer's office.
July 30
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The city will return to the market two weeks after closing its Transitional Finance Authority's biggest-ever deal.
July 29
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One-time spending, rainy-day funds and fare hikes are forming a rickety bridge for crossing the transit funding ravine.
July 22
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The sale reflects the strength and demand of New York state paper.
July 19
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George "Jay" Wheatley is the latest Citi banker to join Raymond James.
July 18
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The legislature dodged broad changes to education or transit, but bet big on business-friendly initiatives.
July 17
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The New York City Transitional Finance Authority is set up to refund Build America Bonds as part of a $2.11 billion deal slated to land in the market this week.
July 15
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The question of how much federal money Congress will provide for the replacement of the Key Bridge goes before the Senate Environmental Committee.
July 10
