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The deal was the largest aggregate financing and the largest taxable issuance by a 501(c)3 healthcare institution.

The Kentucky EDFA’s deal for Owensboro Health was the first use of bond insurance and a surety bond in place of a debt service reserve in the sector since the credit crisis.

Missoula, Mont.’s $138 million BAN sale was the culmination of over six years of legal battles to purchase a water system through eminent domain.

The Fort Worth Transportation Authority's first-ever transaction was a $325 million private placement.

The Bay Area Toll Authority’s $1.9 billion sale was part of its San Francisco Bay Area Toll Bridge Seismic Retrofit Program.

Private-sector employment increased by 190,000 in November, on a seasonally adjusted basis, ADP estimated Wednesday.

Despite the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, Texas's November sales tax revenue soared 11% to a record $2.78 billion.

Puerto Rico expects its central government revenues to come in 25% short of budget in this fiscal year.

Many states use PABs to offer low-rate mortgages and down payment assistance for first-time buyers.

Minnesota will wait for its next formal fiscal forecast early next year before tackling the emerging deficit.

New York City sold $950 million of general obligation bonds on Tuesday after retail buyers flocked to the deal a changes to the tax laws loomed in Washington.

Alaska's fiscal slide has halted, at least for now.

Lawmakers Monday authorized issuing the voter-approved debt, including the first sale of $800 million soon.

New Jersey is cutting salaries for Atlantic City firefighters after a court limited staff reductions under the state’s Municipal Stabilization and Recovery Act.

Racine County's rising debt burden to support the Foxconn complex cited by Moody's.

Wayne State University's partnership with a private developer may serve as a model -- especially if the pending tax law bans private activity bonds.

New York City’s general obligation bond offering was raised by $100 million to $950 million after a record number of retail buyers expressed interest in the deal.

Retail buyers grabbed New York City’s big general obligation bond offering while several large negotiated and competitive deals hit the market on Tuesday.

The Treasury Department Tuesday auctioned $35 billion of four-week bills at a 1.180% high yield, a price of 99.908222.

The Treasury Department Tuesday auctioned $20 billion of 364-day bills at a 1.650% high yield, a price of 98.331667.