Economy

The nation's second-largest health care provider, Trinity Health, is bringing $1.4 billion to market next week in a deal that will in part raise money for a $4.5 billion capital plan.

President Obama plans to propose a revised version of last year's $302 billion, 4-year transportation bill.

A private corporation that sought to build a toll road east of Dallas would lose its power to condemn land through eminent domain under a bill introduced by State Rep. Cindy Burkett.

One day after unveiling a 10-year, $11 billion transportation plan, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton laid out the second major piece of his legislative agenda Tuesday in announcing a $42 billion two-year budget that taps the state's $1 billion surplus to raise education spending.

Squeezing institutional and retail pricing into one day because of an approaching blizzard, the Utah Transit Authority captured record savings on the largest deal in its history.

Indiana will apply for a $170 million TIFIA loan to help cover payments to the private team on the $2.3 billion Ohio River Bridges project.

A Medicare violation self-reported by the Mendocino Coast Health Care District could delay its efforts to exit Chapter 9 bankruptcy, according to a Standard & Poor's report.

Hawaii Gov. David Ige affirmed his support of Oahu's $6 billion elevated rail project, but added he will be pressing for cost containment on the project in the state of the state speech he delivered Jan. 26.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., proposes a $1 trillion transportation bill that would put $75 billion a year into the Highway Trust Fund.

California's attorney general's office needs two additional weeks to complete its required review of the proposed sale of non-profit Daughters of Charity Health System to for-profit Prime Healthcare.

The Internal Revenue Service's interim guidance on how certain accountable care organizations can be structured to avoid resulting in private business use is limited in its scope, the National Association of Bond Lawyers and the American Hospital Association said.

Chicago's O'Hare International Airport reclaimed the title of world's busiest airport in 2014 a decade after ceding the status to Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Memorial Airport.

Moody's Investors Service downgraded healthcare giant Catholic Health Inititiatives to A2 from A1 after a year of declining operating performance.

The Republican-controlled Utah Legislature is considering an increase in the gasoline tax to close an $11.3 billion funding gap for transportation through 2040.

New Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan included funding for the state's two light rail P3 projects in his fiscal 2015 budget.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has selected global commercial real estate services firm Cushman and Wakefield to serve as the exclusive retail agent for its Manhattan bus terminal.

Utah Transit Authority is pricing the largest deal in its history with $831.6 million of bonds designed to smooth debt service through the end of this decade.

Michigan's proposal to raise the sales tax to generate new road funding would also generate fresh dollars for school districts, Moody's Investors Service said Friday.

The Chicago region needs $16.6 billion over the next decade for routine transit maintenance and capital spending with another $19.5 billion tacked on to the tab to cover deferred investment, the Regional Transportation Authority warned.

A congressional bipartisan duo filed a bill to capitalize a $50 billion infrastructure bank with 50-year taxable bonds bearing 1% interest.