-
Sweet Briar College in Virginia, which announced that it will close this year, said it will pay its bond and debt obligations after Standard & Poor's lowered its bond ratings to B-minus from BBB.
March 6 - North Carolina
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory has recommended a combined $102.7 billion state budget for fiscal 2016 and 2017, along with up to $2.8 billion in bond financing.
March 6 - Florida
Moody's Investors Service upgraded Miami's general obligation bond ratings to A1 from A2 because of an improving economy and the city's strengthened financial position.
March 6 -
The Internal Revenue Service has advised several community development districts in Florida that they may not be political subdivisions that can issue tax-exempt bonds if they do not have public electors within five years of their bonds' issuance, a bond lawyer said.
March 6 -
Standard & Poor's lowered its ratings on Sweet Briar College's bonds to B-minus from BBB due to a recent decision to close the central Virginia woman's college.
March 5 - Florida
Raymond James has hired public finance banker Matt Palumbo to work with the firm's mid-Atlantic team in Richmond, Va.
March 5 -
The Village Center Community Development District in Florida said Monday that it disagrees with two Internal Revenue Service notices that asserted that the district's bonds are taxable.
March 4 -
A group opposing C's planned passenger train service says its economic analysis questions the viability of the project.
March 4 - Louisiana
Facing a $1.6 billion deficit in fiscal 2016, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal has recommended a $24.6 billion state budget along with revenue raising measures such as issuing tobacco bonds.
February 27 -
Standard & Poor's lowered its rating on Hillview, Ky.'s bonds four notches to BB-plus citing a potential $11.4 million damage assessment that could land the city in bankruptcy court.
February 27




