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The Bond Buyer's muni bond indexes were mostly stable in the week ending May 1, as Treasuries continued firming.
May 1 -
Municipal bond fund flows turned negative for the week ending April 30, as funds reported $26.38 million of outflows.
May 1 -
A federal judge Wednesday heard arguments from Michigan attorneys defending the state's controversial emergency management law from a lawsuit that calls it unconstitutional and illegal.
May 1 -
Kansas State University is launching a $65 million redesign of the north end zone of its Bill Snyder football stadium, the third phase of an expansion plan announced in 2010.
May 1
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Approval of a $1.9 billion federal transportation loan for the $5.7 billion Silver Line rail extension to Washington's Dulles Airport is the largest ever awarded.
May 1
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An issuer's credit health may become more important to the evaluation of special revenue bonds if Detroit impairs its water and sewer debt, Fitch Ratings said in a detailed look at how it may revise criteria after the largest municipal bankruptcy in the U.S.
May 1
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Tax-exempt money market fund outflows slowed to $3.48 billion as total net assets dropped to $257.62 billion in the week ended April 28, according to The Money Fund Report, a service of iMoneyNet.com.
May 1
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Tolling and transit advocates praise the $302 billion transportation legislation now in Congress, but others doubt lawmakers will act before the November elections.
April 30
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Investment advisors gave their take Tuesday at the Milken Institute Global Conference on investments at a time when questions are rising about the status of the economic cycle.
April 30
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The banks that hold $1.4 billion of Detroit pension certificates have appealed the bankruptcy court's recent approval of a settlement with the counterparties that hold interest-rate swaps hedging the certificates.
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President Obama sent to Congress a $302 billion, four-year surface transportation funding bill that ends the prohibition on tolling existing interstate highways.
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Re-introducing the Build America Bonds program would once again drive much-needed infrastructure spending and broaden the buyer base to non-traditional taxable investors, while at the same time providing a complementary alternative to the currently challenged landscape of the traditional tax-exempt market.
April 28
