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Issuance is already slated to be healthy next week, with some large deals on the calendar.
February 28
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FEMA, state and cities have been in a dispute over federal funding locals say was promised to place homeless people in hotels after the pandemic struck. Officials say the recent outlay doesn't cover the disputed time frame.
February 28
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The Aggie bond legislation appears stuck in Congress.
February 28
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Three of the hires are group heads in public sector and structured finance businesses at the firm.
February 28
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Legal challenges to congestion pricing tolls may delay much-needed repairs to the city's transit system, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said.
February 28
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Public finance lawyers Alison Radecki and Helen Pennock, who come to the firm from Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, will work of of the New York City office.
February 28
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A new tax on corporations would create a dedicated revenue stream for commuter rail and bus operator NJ Transit under New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's budget plan.
February 28
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In addition to repowering the nuclear plant, the Palisades owner wants to build a pair of new small modular reactors, which would mark another first in the U.S.
February 28
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Extreme weather could aggravate growing property insurance pressures on governments.
February 28
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The MSRB remains fully committed to its strategic goal of upholding public trust and looks forward to engaging with its stakeholders in the coming weeks.
February 28
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Some public colleges in the Midwest are facing budgetary squeezes paired with programming directives from state legislators, a departure from trends elsewhere.
February 28
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Munis should remain well bid until issuance picks up "dramatically," said Nuveen's Anders S. Persson and Daniel J. Close.
February 27
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The elimination of the 4.5% tax will cost the state about $400 million annually.
February 27
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The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's request for information on small firms has commenters divided over what rules should apply to small firms and how the board should go about instituting them.
February 27
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Anong other things, Comptroller Susana Mendoza says the portal serves as a receipt for spending that should be reimbursed by the federal government.
February 27
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The Office of Tax Policy is still short on muni-based leadership.
February 27
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The authority is one of the few investment-grade U.S. issuers actively selling triple-tax-exempt paper.
February 27
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The nearly $5 billion I-35 expansion has sparked a lawsuit from residents saying it would exacerbate the interstate's historic role as a racial dividing line.
February 27
