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The 10- and 30-year Treasuries haven't reached these levels since November.
March 2
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Idaho and Wyoming have joined other red states in introducing legislation that would ban from state business banks that have engaged in so-called boycotts of energy and gun companies.
March 2
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The bill, introduced in the House by Rep. George Santos, R-NY, is one of three currently circling around Congress that would lift the state and local tax deduction.
March 2
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A total of 26 Republican-led states have sued over the new retirement investing rule, saying it would diminish their tax revenue and hurt states that have a significant fossil fuel industry presence.
March 2
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One public hospital district violated a debt service covenant and was downgraded to junk; the other declared a fiscal emergency and seeks an outside partner.
March 2
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His experience overseeing major infrastructure projects at public transportation agencies prepares him for the FAA job, Washington told senators.
March 2
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Benjamin was mayor of Columbia from 2010 to 2021, leading the city through a time of tremendous growth.
March 2
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A majority of state DOTs have now adopted a commitment to equity in infrastructure contracting.
March 2
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Outflows returned, with the Investment Company Institute reporting investors pulled $1.148 billion from mutual funds in the week ending Feb. 22, after $931 million of inflows the previous week.
March 1
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Paul Vallas, a former city budget director and public schools chief, and Brandon Johnson, a Cook County commissioner and teachers' union organizer were the two top vote-getters in Tuesday's election sending them to an April runoff.
March 1
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The 514-bed hospital in Boston's South End is taking on the new debt as it pushes for net-zero emissions at all of its facilities by 2030.
March 1
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As it tracks the spending of $4.6 trillion of pandemic funds, the GAO is also reviewing what some Republicans deem improper use of the funds by cities and states.
March 1
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Judge Swain will approve the disclosure statement and sent the parties back to mediation.
March 1
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Facing calls to disqualify six more underwriters from negotiated bond sales, the state Bond Commission opted to sell GOs competitively.
March 1
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic called for continued interest-rate hikes to above 5% ensure that inflation returns to the central bank's target and doesn't reaccelerate in a pattern similar to the 1970s.
March 1
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An agreement between Nashville's mayor and team officials puts the plan for a $2.2 billion new stadium one vote away from approval.
March 1
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A twenty year-old problem is thwarting the influx of IIJA Funds.
March 1
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The bond markets are witnessing a rare situation that could hinder spending on infrastructure projects around the country, said Amanda Hindlian, president of fixed income and data services at ICE.
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