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The transit agency's acknowledgment of an intrusion set off loud alarm bells about the rising threat of public-issuer system hacks.
June 7 -
Muni prices were firm Friday after the employment report showed nonfarm payrolls rose 559,000 in May as the jobless rate fell to 5.8%.
June 4 -
Bank of America, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, UBS, Morgan Stanley, RBC, and Santander are defendants.
June 4 -
The measure would fund deferred maintenance projects at K-12 schools and state universities. It heads to the Assembly and would ultimately be decided by voters.
June 4 -
Charter revisions that Mayor Mike Duggan says could bankrupt the city will remain on the ballot at least for now as the state's high court considers the case.
June 4 -
A return to the local court remains possible.
June 3 -
If Congress does not act on the island’s Medicaid funding by the end of September, the funding shortfall would force officials to drop an estimated 800,000 people from the rolls.
June 3 -
The dealer group's concern is on the treatment of institutional SMMPs under the suitability standard.
June 3 -
Mayor Lori Lightfoot says she will keep fighting to reshape the legislation the state Senate approved this week to transition to a fully elected school board.
June 3 -
The Fed will gradually sell its portfolio of corporate debt purchased through an emergency lending facility launched as the COVID-19 pandemic spread panic through financial markets.
June 2 -
Court gives Senate president short deadline to respond to legal inquiries and experts do not see a strong case.
June 2 -
ICI's report marks the 12th consecutive week of inflows bringing the total for 2021 to more than $40 billion. Lower- and non-rated deals saw 20 to 30 basis point bumps in repricings as any paper with yield is massively oversubscribed.
June 2 -
The authority will scoop-and-toss some near-term debt to avoid a shortfall that would force Chicago to dig into its own pockets to cover a hotel tax shortfall.
June 2 -
Texas is enjoying record revenues amid continuing uncertainty stemming from the pandemic, Glenn Hegar told The Bond Buyer Texas Public Finance Conference.
June 2 -
“We have to be careful in removing accommodation so that we don’t create any kind of ‘taper tantrum,’ ” Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said.
June 2 -
GASB has not had an academic on its board since June of last year when Professor Michael H. Granof of the University of Texas ended his second term.
June 2 -
The state's record-high budget includes relief from the federal American Rescue Plan Act.
June 2 -
The state's general obligation bonds are rated triple-A by Moody's, S&P and Fitch.
June 2 -
The budget pays off Municipal Liquidity Fund loans, goes easier on local governments, cuts some corporate incentives, and begins drawing down federal relief.
June 1 -
Texas lawmakers are facing a special session after a battle over elections, firearms and finance.
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