Northeast

The future of the Suffolk Regional Off-Track Betting Corp. in eastern Long Island is in question after a federal judge dismissed its Chapter 9 bankruptcy petition.

Philadelphia plans a $235 million sale of revenue refunding bonds for Philadelphia International Airport on Thursday.

The New York City Transitional Finance Authority this week plans a $650 million sale of new-money building aid revenue bonds.

The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania on Friday confirmed attorney David Unkovic as receiver for Harrisburg.

New York's Empire State Development Corp. will offer $715 million of new personal income tax bonds on Dec. 13.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has proposed a deal to place an advertisement on the incinerator that has been the focal point of Harrisburg's financial crisis.

The New York State Liberty Development Corp. on Dec. 1 sold $672 million of Liberty bonds that will help the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey finance the continuing construction of One World Trade Center.

A judge has granted another extension to the Nassau Off-Track Betting Corp. in its prolonged legal fight with New York harness tracks, OTB officials said.

Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the rating of Turnersville-based Kennedy Memorial Hospital University Medical Center to A3 from A2. The outlook remains stable at the lower level, analysts said.

Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman has detailed his process for appointing a member to the new five-member Gaming Commission.