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As Virginia prepares for a key primary election on Tuesday, the controversy over tax exemptions and data center proliferation is spurring alerts from law firms.

Two muni veterans are joining PNC's public finance team.

Philadelphia has spent the last decade building up its reserves and pension funds. A state oversight board says it can keep doing so for another five years.

A California-based technology company was early in the contract phase of acquiring land in Oregon's capital city to build a data center.

With longer-term municipal bond yields falling, there's less of an incentive to issue tender option bonds, analysts said, but a market remains. 

The planned Sites Reservoir project in California faces financial uncertainty as officials await a regulatory decision about its usable water supply.

PREPA bondholders asked the court to allow actions against Puerto Rico's central government, which they say undermined the authority's ability to pay its bonds.

Carey R. Troell has rejoined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in its Houston office, the law firm announced this week. 

The National Association of Bond Lawyers reacts to an IRS request for comments on a proposed change to section 148 in the tax code that regulates arbitrage and cash allocations with a resounding "no."

The city brings $122.2 million of GO bonds to market next week, believing its investment-grade ratings outweigh the defaults of the Puerto Rico government.

The value of the Florida cancer treatment center and the mortgaged property is unlikely to cover the bond debt, the trustee said.

A new law in Virginia goes into effect as attorneys provide counsel about economic development authorities serving as conduit bond issuers for affordable housing communities.

The budget timeline emerged as a flashpoint when the Chicago Board of Education held hearings last week in the run-up to a consequential vote Thursday.