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North Dakota and other rural states led the Reason Foundation's performance rankings of state highway systems based on 2009 data, while more populous states including New Jersey, California and New York found themselves toward the bottom of the ratings.
July 3 -
Table as of: 07/02/2013 14:20 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
July 3 -
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Standard & Poor's says it plans to upgrade the debt of Polytechnic Institute of New York University by six notches on January 1.
July 2 -
The recent market selloff battered municipal bonds unevenly, as those investors holding credits with higher coupons fared the best.
July 2 -
Anthony Foxx was sworn in as U.S. Secretary of Transportation Tuesday morning in a private ceremony at the department's headquarters.
July 2
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A New Hampshire issuer appears to be the first student loan issuer to withdraw from the Internal Revenue Service's voluntary closing agreement program to settle a tax law dispute over some of the $135.4 million of adjustable-rate education loan revenue bonds it issued in 2011.
July 1 -
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has released a draft report showing 10 candidate and 10 conceptual transportation projects that could move forward as public-private partnerships in the commonwealth.
July 1 -
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June, traditionally a strong month for municipal bond issuance, provided more bad numbers in a difficult period for the market. Long-term muni bond volume for June plunged 46.5% from the same period in 2012.
June 28
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After the selloff municipal strategists preparing for the start of the third quarter were torn between taking advantage of buying opportunities and being ultra conservative to protect assets from future weakness.
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The muni market, reeling from one of the worst selloffs in 25 years this week, witnessed record-breaking outflows to muni bond funds of $4.53 billion for the week of June 26.
June 28 -
Table as of: 06/27/2013 12:37 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
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