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Citigroup's cuts included veteran public finance banker Thomas Coomes, who had co-led the bank's Midwest region.
February 7 -
Louisa Chafee is senior vice president for external relations and public policy at the UJA-Federation of New York, the largest local Jewish philanthropy organization in the world.
February 6 -
A reserve account doesn't hold enough cover the semi-annual $8.7 million interest payment, said the bond's trustee.
February 3 -
"Build a culture and cohesiveness that fosters collaboration and resiliency," Deborah Goldberg told The Bond Buyer National Outlook conference.
February 3 -
Deposits to reserves that had been planned for fiscal 2024 and 2025 would be completed by the end of the current fiscal year, bringing the total to $24 billion.
February 3 -
The $10,000 state and local tax deduction cap is an important issue for high tax states like New York and California and investors who trade paper from those states.
February 2 -
The $292 million federal grant comes from the Mega grant program for large, complex infrastructure projects, which had a "wildly competitive" first year, said Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
January 31 -
Maine voters are likely to face measures for a public power takeover of investor-owned utilities, and a debt measure designed to complicate that plan.
January 30 -
Attorney general William Tong gave the legal stamp of approval to a high profile public-private partnership that came under fire for cost overruns.
January 27 -
UBS' move this week to cut some banking positions marked a reversal of its five-year growth trend as the bank rebooted its municipal underwriting business.
January 26