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Detroit's long-term revival depends on the ability to access the capital markets, which requires fair treatment of its bondholders in bankruptcy, said bankruptcy expert James Spiotto.
October 4 - New York
Republican John Burnett proudly tells his projects-to-Wall Street story as he runs for New York City comptroller, an office that oversees city bond deals and pension funds.
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Pennsylvanias Office of Policy & Public Private Partnerships will accept unsolicited proposals for transportation projects from the private sector through Oct. 31.
October 3 - New York
The next phase of the Hudson Yards project in New York could come with increasing costs to the city, according to the Independent Budget Office watchdog agency.
October 3 - Connecticut
Connecticut, which held a $575 million general obligation bond sale for GAAP conversion on Thursday, plans to follow up with a $325 million sale of GO refunding notes on Oct. 23, state Treasurer Denise Nappier said.
October 3 - Rhode Island
Standard & Poor's raised its unenhanced rating on the general obligation debt of East Providence, R.I., five notches from BB-plus to A, citing significant financial improvements.
October 2 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett named former budget office spokesman Jay Pagni as press secretary.
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Moody's revised its outlook to developing from negative on Harrisburg parking bonds, pending resolution of the proposed recovery plan in Pennsylvania's capital.
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Moody's Investors Service revised its outlook on its A2 rating for Mount Sinai Hospital to negative from stable, reflecting "meaningful financial and integration risks" regarding its merger with Continuum Health Partners.
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New York's MTA approved a credit for weekly and monthly customers of Metro-North Railroad's New Haven line, whose service has been disrupted since a ConEd feeder cable failed.
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