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New orders for manufactured goods gained 0.7% in April, after climbing 1.5% in March, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday.
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The judge overseeing Detroit's bankruptcy case Monday outlined 14 legal questions related to the city's plan of confirmation, three of which are related to Detroit's proposed treatment of its bondholders.
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New York City business activity grew at a faster pace in May, as the current business conditions index climbed to 55.3 from 50.6 in April, the Institute for Supply Management-New York's Report on Business index, released Tuesday, indicated.
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Standard & Poor's has lowered its outlook to negative on Texas Lutheran University's BBB rating.
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HUD's post-Sandy program awarded combined $540 million for a 10-mile berm along Manhattan's Lower East Side, a living breakwater along Staten Island's shore and protection for the Hunts Point food market and Long Island waterways.
June 2 - Colorado
Moody's Investors Service has downgraded to A2 from Aa3 the underlying rating for Pueblo County School District 70 in southern Colorado and retained a negative outlook.
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Issuance declined by 13% in May from April's already low levels, defying analysts' predictions supply would pick up further into the second quarter.
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- Arizona
Phoenix will seek savings with a $290 million refunding of general obligation debt scheduled for the week of June 2.
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- Mississippi
The Environmental Protection Agency's proposed rule to cut carbon dioxide emissions as much as 30% by 2030 will drive up costs for coal-dependent states, Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam said.
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- California
The Securities and Exchange Commission's voluntary self-disclosure initiative sparked questions during a California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission webinar.
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A report released by the chair of the Senate Budget Committee argues that tax reform should raise revenue by cutting tax expenditures that mostly benefit the wealthy.
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Most of the competitive deals scheduled for auction this week will be marketed primarily towards retail investors, market participants said.
June 2 - Illinois
While a new budget took center stage, Illinois lawmakers also capped their recent session with an expansion of infrastructure programs and passage of an overhaul for some Chicago pensions.
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