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The Coast Guard endorsed an elevated fixed span to replace the Interstate 5 lift bridge linking Oregon and Washington over the Columbia River.
January 23 -
After Mayor Brandon Johnson split the city's $260 million advance pension payment, more than 30 aldermen introduced a resolution calling for a special hearing.
January 22 -
Observers said the Supreme Court likely will allow Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook to remain at her post while she challenges her purported removal by President Donald Trump. But her continued presence would slow, rather than stop, the president's quest for a voting majority on the central bank board.
January 22 -
Former WMATA CFO Yetunde Olumide has joined the MSRB as its chief financial officer.
January 22 -
"Compliance should never feel like a game of gotcha," SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said.
January 22 -
Native American Tribes are culling through new rules from the U.S. Treasury Department that could boost economic development.
January 21 -
Greg Goldberg jumped over from RBC Capital Markets to help Raymond James expand its public finance housing practice.
January 21 -
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to keep funding level as the state loses financial support from the federal government and Trump administration.
January 21 -
"I was disappointed that it didn't go further," said Peg Henry, who launched a municipal securities legal consulting and expert witness services business last year.
January 20 -
Moody's cited the enterprise's exceptional cash position and strong debt service coverage.
January 20 -
Counties are onboard with proposed FEMA reform that's currently gaining no traction in the Senate as smaller locales that don't issue bonds struggle with delayed disaster relief.
January 20 -
New York City's longtime bad budgeting habits are coming back to haunt it, said Mark Levine, who was sworn in as comptroller this month.
January 16 -
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman warned that labor market conditions could weaken further and said the central bank should avoid signaling a pause in monetary policy.
January 16 -
A handful of former Fed officials noted that the markets' measured response to a probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell was a result of pushback from Trump allies.
January 15 -
The tax reform costs will be offset by reductions in certain government spending, application of excess revenues that are coming in, and elimination of certain tax exemptions.
January 15 -
Federal Reserve Gov. Stephen Miran said he doesn't "really buy" the view that a potential indictment of Fed Chair Jerome Powell would affect the central bank's monetary policy.
January 14 -
Panelists diverged sharply on the outlook for 2026 at the Executives' Club of Chicago's Annual Economic Outlook panel, held at a hotel in Chicago's Loop.
January 14 -
The RFC asks a number of questions about the dealer supervisory rule.
January 14 -
Eurostar veteran Nicolas Petrovic will oversee the Florida system while Mike Reininger will focus exclusively on Brightline West.
January 14 -
"The bond market breathed a sigh of relief this morning as the CPI inflation numbers came in a tad weaker than expected," said John Kerschner, global head of securitised products and portfolio manager at Janus Henderson Investors.
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