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The Texas Transportation Commission increased the size of its general obligation mobility-fund refunding bond sale on Thursday because demand for municipals jumped as the market strengthened, according to investors.
June 19 -
Watchdog group advises lawmakers to avoid bookkeeping gimmicks in resolving the multi-billion shortfall in the Highway Trust Fund.
June 19 -
Moody's Investors Service said it has affirmed the A1 rating of the Denver (city and county of) airport enterprise $3.72 billion airport system revenue bonds and the a2 rating of the $719 million subordinate revenue bonds.
June 19 -
Moody's Investors Service has downgraded to Ba3 from Baa3 the rating assigned to Good Shepherd Medical Center, Texas's (GSMC) $93.7 million of outstanding bonds issued by the Gregg County Health Facilities Development Corporation and the Harrison County Health Facilities Development Corporation.
June 19 -
Senators Chris Murphy and Bob Corker have joined forces in a push for higher federal gas taxes to fund highway projects.
June 18 -
The North Carolina General Assembly passed a bill clarifying that a regional commission should operate Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
June 18 -
Airports want to double the federal passenger facility fee of $4.50 per head, but airlines see no need for the increase.
June 18 -
With workforce reductions and lower gas tax revenues, the Oregon Department of Transportation will be challenged, according to a recent audit.
June 18 -
The American Hospital Association has provided the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service with recommendations about updating tax-exempt bond rules to accommodate incentives of President Obama's health care reform law.
June 18 -
Standard & Poor's raised its various ratings on New York's MTA, including an elevation of its transportation revenue bonds to AA-minus from A-plus.
June 18 -
Two Chicago-based health systems Alexian Brothers Health System and Adventist Midwest Health intend to join forces to create a joint operating company with a combined nine hospitals.
June 18 -
Moody's Investors Service has lowered its ratings on $8.5 billion of state and transit agency stand-alone grant anticipation revenue vehicle bonds supported by dwindling revenues from the Highway Trust Fund.
June 17 -
Moody's Investors Service has placed the University Medical Center Corp.'s Baa1 rating on review for downgrade after the Tucson nonprofit posted a large operating loss in the first nine months of its fiscal year.
June 17 -
A positive outlook from Fitch Ratings on E-470 Public Highway Authority signals a possible upgrade on the tollway's BBB-minus credit.
June 17 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey must determine if investors needed to know about $1.8 billion of controversial spending, securities law experts said. Others said any SEC enforcement action would not be a fix for the authority's problems.
June 16 -
Moody's Investors Service has revised its outlook to positive from stable on Avera Health, one of South Dakota's largest health care providers, as the system comes to market this week with $59 million of bonds.
June 16 -
Foreign equity investment interest in U.S. public-private partnerships at all-time level, a House P3 panel was told.
June 16 -
Texas is preparing to pour $1.85 billion into the bond market with issues from three state agencies in June.
June 16 -
President Obama's four-year, $302 billion transportation funding bill, introduced in the House by a bipartisan pair of representatives, is not expected to gain traction in the Republican-controlled chamber.
June 13 -
The Internal Revenue Service has determined in an audit that general obligation bonds issued in 2007 and 2009 by the Sierra Kings Health Care District in California are private-activity bonds and not tax-exempt governmental bonds.
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