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Debt-ridden Dowling College has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with two of its Long Island properties now on the market in an effort to aide bondholders.
December 7
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Despite potential changes in environmental and energy policies under President Trump, analysts at Moodys Investors Service expect public power utilities to remain stable in 2017.
December 7
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Federal civil rights investigation will delay Colorados proposed $1.7 billion P3 highway expansion project.
December 7
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More federal transportation funding is needed to eliminate constraints caused by inadequate national freight network, officials warned.
December 6
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A proposed continuing resolution that would fund federal programs and services through April 28, 2017, and a long-awaited bipartisan water bill would provide about $170 million For Flint, Mich., and other water infrastructure health initiatives.
December 6
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The College of New Rochelle in New York's Westchester County is raising funds to keep its doors open in the face of mounting debt.
December 6
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Political risks are the darkest cloud dimming the transportation sectors stable outlook for 2017, Fitch said.
December 5
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The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy named former Chicago chief financial officer Lois Scott as the inaugural chair of the advisory board that oversees its expanding Center for Municipal Finance.
December 5
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Energy-producing states affected by two years of deterioration in natural resource prices can expect continued global headwinds to pressure revenues, according to Fitch Ratings.
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There is a sense among some market participants that the landscape for state credit has shifted amid concerns about revenue loss, pension liabilities, and other difficult-to-solve problems.
December 2
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