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State transportation agencies are working together to develop strategies aimed at making investment in infrastructure more palatable to the public, as official fears of a rising investment gap meet public concerns about long-term debt.
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Issuance in the municipal bond market should make a resounding return to pre-storm levels this week. Volume should total an estimated $7.06 billion, up from a hurricane-pared $1.66 billion last week.
November 4 -
The Bond Buyer queried some municipal market experts asking them their top concerns for the market depending on the outcome of the 2012 Presidential election. The fate of the municipal tax exemption was a major concern.
November 2 -
The medical community in Austin, Tex., is divided over a ballot proposition that would support a University of Texas medical school in the state capital.
November 2 -
Indiana University selected Goldman Sachs to act as its main advisor on a proposal to privatize its parking system in a bid to raise cash to offset declining state aid and other revenue sources.
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After 28 straight weeks of inflows to muni bond funds, the market saw outflow for the week ended Oct. 31. Funds that report their flows weekly recorded outflows of $123 million for the week ended Oct. 31, Lipper FMI numbers show.
November 1 -
Wary investors in the path of Hurricane Sandy contributed to the $1.10 billion of cash that flowed out of tax-exempt money market funds in the week ended Oct. 29.
November 1 -
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell blasted the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority after a new U.S. Department of Transportation report found numerous flaws in its policies and procedures.
November 1 -
Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings directors say Hurricane Sandy could create a downward impact on a few of the most severely impacted credits.
November 1 -
Hurricane Sandy’s floodwaters immobilized much of the municipal market, but not the buyside. With bond issuance almost halted, investors are even more cautious and hesitant than they have been of late.
November 1 -
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The Utah Board of Regents is preparing to issue $518.7 million of taxable notes for its student loan program through RBC Capital Markets.
October 31 -
As the Southeast's economy slowly begins to thaw, measures on the Nov. 6 ballot reflect both fiscal conservatism and pent-up demand for education and transportation needs.
October 31 -
Though they can often deliver infrastructure projects faster and at lower cost than traditional procurement, P3s are not a silver bullet and not always the right way to go, according to a new white paper released by the National Council for Public-Private Partnerships.
October 31 -
Because of Hurricane Sandy, Maui County, Hawaii, postponed the competitive sale of $70.1 million in general obligation bonds to Thursday at 1 p.m.
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