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The number of COVID-19-related disclosures reached almost 1,200 filings, but not all filings mean municipalities are being directly impacted by the virus.
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David Hartley, who died in July at 92, was managing partner of Stone & Youngberg when he retired in 1991.
August 18 -
The level of Washington aid is but one yardstick for the fiscal soundness of the city-owned system, says the watchdog Independent Budget Office.
August 18 -
Illinois' longest serving governor, James R. Thompson, died Friday due to heart complications.
August 17 -
Gilt-edged Georgia boosted the amount of its borrowing this year to support the state's economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic, state official say.
August 17 -
Municipal investors are somewhat tepid on current low rates Monday ahead of the week's $`11.5 billion of new supply.
August 17 -
Some say that Pierluisi might be more friendly to the Oversight Board than has been the case with governors up to now.
August 17 -
New York State’s revenue deficit deepened during the first three months of fiscal 2021, underlining how crucial federal funding is to help, according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
August 17 -
Monday's economic indicators were mixed, as the National Association of Home Builders reported the housing market index is at an all-time high but the New York Fed reported that business activity edged slightly higher in New York, but the general business index dropped sharply.
August 17 -
An independent municipal advisor said recent efforts made by broker-dealer advocacy groups are part of a "membership battle."
August 17 -
Municipals continued to correct, with yields on the AAA scales rising by as much as three basis points as signs point to investor pullback from current low yields.
August 14 -
Lauren Sobel, a municipal bond analyst at Bank of America, died in a rock climbing accident in Gardiner, New York.
August 14 -
Economists say it's better for lawmakers to give too much aid than not enough in uncertain times.
August 14 -
Slow utility responses triggered legal action and calls for changes ranging from carrot-and-stick contracting agreements to a municipal takeover of Con Edison.
August 14 -
SIFMA said Friday it had filed suit in Federal court in Washington D.C. asking the court to vacate the SEC’s Temporary Conditional Exemption.
August 14 -
It's still insufficient for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority and other struggling issuers, according to Reinvent Albany.
August 14 -
The pandemic presents new challenges to regulators examining municipal advisor firms.
August 14 -
A lot is at stake for the public finance industry in this fall's elections, in addition to the Fed's involvement in the municipal market. Bond Buyer editors Lynne Funk and Kyle Glazier discuss the climate in Washington. (10 minutes)
August 14 -
The authority's issue will also provide new money to help finance renovations at the state's historic capitol building in Lansing.
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Municipals were steady on Thursday a day after turning weaker for the first time in almost two months. Refinitiv Lipper reported $2.3 billion of inflows.
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