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A federal judge signed off on sanctions against IFS Securities Inc.'s former head trader for allegedly pocketing phony commissions and unauthorized trades that bankrupted the firm.
November 3
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A study by the Reason Foundation attempts to solve the problem of paying both tolls and fuel taxes on the same highway and offers a blueprint for how states can allocate toll revenue.
November 3
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Puerto Rico bankruptcy judge approved the board’s plan to notify parties of pension limitations, a key to allowing the Plan of Adjustment to move forward.
November 3
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Fitch Ratings revised the Canaveral Port Authority and Port Everglades rating outlooks to stable from negative as cruise ship activity accelerates.
November 3
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Voters in Virginia also decided the fate of several large bond referendums while Atlanta voters will see a mayoral runoff at the end of the month.
November 3
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Most bond issues appear to be approved, but many were rejected.
November 3
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The FOMC will likely take the opportunity to profess its reliance on data to decide liftoff and reiterate the threshold for a rate hike remains higher than for taper.
November 2
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"Compromises had to be made," Neal said about muni market proposals being dropped from the Build Back Better agenda.
November 2
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The Illinois State Toll Highway Authority plans $600 million of borrowing next month and $500 million next year as its 15-year-old capital program remains in full speed ahead mode.
November 2
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler focused much of his comments during SIFMA’s Annual Meeting on why he considers himself to be just getting the ball rolling on climate disclosures.
November 2
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Chuck Stavitski and Elaine Brennan of Roosevelt & Cross and Ken Bieger of the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission talk about how the Canadian border closing due to COVID-19 affected upstate New York issuers. Chip Barnett hosts. (16 minutes)
November 2
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The board wants the bankruptcy judge to say recently passed law, which prohibits cuts to pensions, does not bar the board's plan for two major pension changes.
November 1
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Though monetary policy has been in the forefront, at mid-month the tone changed with global inflation outlooks and federal infrastructure and social package in flux.
November 1
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A new program would pump $5 billion of loans into the state's ports.
November 1
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The Treasury Department, for the first time in more than five years, will likely unveil a scaling down of its behemoth quarterly sale of longer-term securities.
November 1
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Texas voters are considering an array of local bond measures to fund projects for schools, cities and counties.
November 1
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The popularity of cryptocurrency may drive investment by public pension funds.
November 1
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