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Analysts unsure about the impact of the firings on bondholders.
August 5 -
The federal government didn't have enough influence in the resulting haircuts to the COFINA bondholders for it to be liable for their losses, the court said.
August 1 -
The agency cited the permanent raise to the rum tax cover for the improved outlook.
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The funds have net assets of around $187 million.
July 25
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The state is expected to pursue a TIFIA loan instead of toll revenue bonds.
August 18 -
Would-be underwriters of the general obligation bonds will be able to see where they've been ranked among all the bids, and to improve their bid accordingly.
August 14 -
Auditor General Frank Mautino said the delay was due largely to $1.2 billion erroneously collected from pharmaceutical companies that had to be addressed.
August 13 -
With Chicago-area transit's fiscal cliff looming, the area's transit agencies are searching for revenue fixes and prepping for two key milestones this fall.
August 13
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Doe announced his decision to hand over the day-to-day duties to his partners in a client email on Friday.
August 18 -
Municipal issuers in the Northeast sold $72.25 billion of bonds in the first half of 2025, up 14.7% year-over-year, propelled by new money and GO deals.
August 18 -
The trustees of the University of Pennsylvania entered into a $300 million loan this month as part of a broad strategy to ensure access to liquidity.
August 15 -
The rating agency cited the MTA's congestion pricing program, ridership recovery, healthy liquidity levels, and continued state support for the higher rating.
August 12
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The pair is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 13.
August 18 -
California Sen. Dave Cortese proposed the bill as the state grapples with a shortage of affordable housing.
August 15 -
Little Rock, Arkansas-based Stephens Inc. consented to FINRA's findings without admitting or denying them.
August 15 -
Medicaid cuts and tariffs are expected to pressure already struggling small rural and urban hospitals, including 18 in California that borrowed from the state.
August 15
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The state will charge active employees higher salary-based health plan premiums to avoid a near-term $1.3 billion deficit.
August 18 -
The state is expected to pursue a TIFIA loan instead of toll revenue bonds.
August 18 -
The resignation of the troubled mass transit system's CEO gives MARTA an opportunity to improve operations and to select projects to focus on.
August 14 -
Veteran banker Tim Kelly will give Baird's higher education and non-profit sectors a national reach.
August 13
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A lawsuit seeks to force the Texas city to reword its Nov. 4 property tax rate hike proposition to correct "misleading" language.
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Bond sales in the eight-state region totaled $54.9 billion, trailing the nation with an 8.1% gain year-over-year as Texas issuance slipped 7.6%.
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Hunt Memorial Hospital District's distressed finances led to downgrades to Ba3 by Moody's Ratings and B-plus by S&P Global Ratings, with both giving it a negative outlook.
August 15 -
The ruling by a state judge comes in a lawsuit that pointed to unequal access by public school districts to local property taxes and bonds.
August 14