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Puerto Rico’s general obligation bonds maturing in 2035 have lost a fifth of their value in secondary trading on concern over the economic impact of the storm.
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Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino proposes slashing outstanding debt by $50 million in his first budget proposal since taking over the junk-rated Long Island municipality eight months ago.
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The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is scaling back on highway and bridge projects.
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Bonds financing a portion of the Cavaliers Arena transformation will be sold this week.
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Multifamily housing bond issuance more than doubled in 2016 to $14 billion.
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Top-rated municipal bonds finished mixed on Tuesday as the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York competitively sold almost $1.7 billion of bonds in a handful of offerings.
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The high court case could have undermined the sales tax refunding warrants that priced in July.
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The new state budget provides funding certainty, but the universities' struggles will linger.
October 3 -
Top-rated municipal bonds strengthened at mid-session as the Dormitory of the State of New York competitively sold almost $1.7 billion of bonds in a handful of offerings.
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The Treasury Department Tuesday auctioned $35 billion of four-week bills at a 0.980% high yield, a price of 99.923778.
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Franklin Regional School District's financial adviser has recommended the board issue $9.9 million in bonds.
October 3 -
The municipal bond market will be watching as the Dormitory of the State of New York competitively sells $1.7 billion of bonds in five separate offerings on Tuesday.
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The rating agency received confirmation from district officials about an investigation by the Santa Clara district attorney’s office.
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The Tulare Local Healthcare District has both general obligation and revenue bonds outstanding.
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Top-rated municipal bonds finished mixed on Monday, according to traders, who were seeing the first of the week’s new issues hit the screens.
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Robert Lamb of Lamont Financial Services is a veteran of municipal turnaround efforts in Connecticut.
October 2 -
City officials are highlighting the improved transparency provided by the new website.
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The Department of Energy approved $3.7 billion in loan guarantees for the Plant Vogtle project.
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The board says it will postpone any discussion of furloughs until the next fiscal year.
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The state still lacks a budget as Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy vetoed a Republican-crafted $40.7 billion biennial spending plan. Meanwhile, capital Hartford spirals toward a possible bankruptcy. Mayor Luke Bronin says increased state aid, bondholder flexibility and labor concessions are all needed to keep the city out of Chapter 9.
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