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Mini-bond investors were damaged by the South Carolina-owned utility’s disclosure omissions, according to the suit.

Numbers showed 167 submissions for Rule 15c2-12's Event 15.

Birmingham, Alabama's general obligation bond rating was lowered one notch by Moody's due to growing pension liabilities.

The Philadelphia deal saw robust demand from muni bond buyers on Tuesday.

Trump's acting chief of staff said details may bedevil an infrastructure deal even if Democrats and Republicans agree on its size.

Thieves stripped copper wiring and appliances, Newton County officials said.

The debt service reserves for the Better Housing Foundation deals were drained to make the last bond payment.

The last day of the month brings a host of economic indicators, which showed much good news for housing and labor, strong consumer confidence, but mostly softer manufacturing conditions.

Democratic representatives hailed the decision, which averts an interruption of the effort to restructure the island's debt.

The Alternative Reference Rates Committee said the recommendations are part of its mandate to address risks in contracts that refer to Libor as part of the larger shift to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR).

Municipal bond sales sank 28.2% from April 2018 as issuers awaited clarity on federal infrastructure plans.

The notion of cooperation is central to P3s, bringing together two different kinds of operations — public agencies and private enterprises — in pursuit of a common goal.

As the session enters the homestretch, lawmakers are divided over how to impose tolls on the state's highways and whether to do so.

With pressing issues, including pensions, tax reform, climate change facing states, Ted Hampton, vice president/senior credit officer explains how Moody's evaluates such credits. John Hallacy hosts.

The fate of higher education was on the agenda at the Milken's Institute's Global Conference.

Board says it it will sue those who held at least $2.5 million of the challenged bonds from May 2013 to May 2017.

The municipal bond market is waiting with anticipation for this week's new issues.

Philadelphia awarded a $190 million general obligation deal to banks the city is suing, alleging collusion on variable-rate debt.

After its sudden pivot on monetary policy, the Fed chair recently said the central bank's so-called dot plot has become a “source of confusion” for investors.