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ReThinkNYC, battling entrenched transit and real-estate interests in its call for a unified network, cites economic development gains and capital savings.

Fitch Ratings also maintained a negative outlook on BART.

State officials who support the high-speed project are tracking discussions around the “social infrastructure” package for anything rail-related they can tap.

Production companies making films, TV series and commercials may offer North Carolina $409 million of revenue this year.

Cyber criminals threaten the safety of patients and the financial health of hospitals. The life-and-death stakes underscore the importance of online security.

That's not a bad idea despite the crumbling condition of a key stretch of the highway, says NYU Rudin Center Director Mitchell Moss.

Kyle Hemminger joined Cain Brothers this month in Columbus, Ohio.

The rating agency also affirmed the ratings on 18 large airports and major airline hub facilities across the United States.

The city sees room for a new convention hotel, despite nearby competition and pandemic-related setbacks.

The money is coming in through the federal American Rescue Plan and the Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund.

Federal Aviation Administration approval of the $2.1 billion transit connector revived heated debate over an undertaking that Gov. Andrew Cuomo has championed.

The acting New York City Transit president was in line for a board chairmanship had state lawmakers approved Gov. Andrew Cuomo's measure to split the authority's top positions.

A Moody's report highlights stark contrast in recovery between tourist hotspots such as Florida and metro areas like New York City and the San Francisco.

Cyberattacks pose rising operational costs and can hinder revenue generation for hospitals and health systems eventually leading to rating hits, Fitch warns.

FirstEnergy will pay $230 million under a deferred prosecution agreement with federal authorities in the alleged pay-to-play that benefitted its former subsidiary FirstEnergy Solutions.

Out-year deficit borrowing looms after massive federal aid runs out, Chief Financial Officer Robert Foran tells the board.

The Great Lakes Senior Living Communities is working with holders of its $380 million of debt to raise funds for needed capital expenses

The agency must still pay the commonwealth due to 2007 legislation that went sideways.

The prominent Chicago health system's refunding will simplify its debt structure, cut interest rates, and provide longer-term fixed financing.

As congestion pricing looms, the mass-transit authority is hearing calls to rework its system to attract riders to support its capital program.