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Cash-strapped Louisiana faces huge expenses as a result of the three days of torrential rains that flooded the southern part of the state, state budget chief Jay Dardenne told a legislative panel Thursday.
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A California state appeals court ruling may open the window for governments to change the future benefits of existing employees.
August 19 -
State gasoline tax collections climb as more Americans hit the road, giving states additional borrowing capacity.
August 19 -
The federal Bureau of Prisons' phase out of private prisons has only a small effect on the municipal bond-financed private lockup sector, leaving bond-financed immigration detention centers untouched.
August 19 -
Disappointing public pension investment fund returns released recently by Maryland and Virginia may be representative of a more nationwide trend, pension experts warned.
August 19 -
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The weekly average yield to maturity of The Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index, which is based on 40 long-term bond prices, decreased four basis points to 3.76% from 3.80% in the previous week.
August 18 -
Issuers say they have recently been delivering deals with 4%-or-less coupons to meet growing demand for cost-efficiency in the low yield climate.
August 18 -
Michigan's Wayne State University expects to return to the bond market to raise up to $14 million for the new business school for which it broke ground last month.
August 18 -
N.J. Gov. Chris Christie opens the general fund to restart transportation project stalled over fight with lawmakers.
August 18 -
Eight years after the housing market collapse, the senior housing sector is growing with the help of near record-low interest rates that have prompted a rush to market.
August 18 -
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Lawsuits by two Florida counties challenging the $1.75 billion private activity bond award for the All Aboard Florida passenger train project can proceed, after a federal judge ruled in the counties' favor.
August 17 -
A big increase in New Jersey's gasoline tax would restart work on $3.5 billion of stalled road projects, Gov. Chris Christie said.
August 17 -
Bard College in New York's Dutchess County was moved further into junk territory Wednesday after Moody's Investors Service downgraded the school's revenue bonds one notch to B1 with a negative outlook citing increased debt levels.
August 17 -
Bondholders' poor recovery relative to pensioners in Detroit was typical of municipal bankruptcies, as protecting the workforce has outweighed debt repayment in courtrooms across the nation.
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