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Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn on Tuesday announced state funding of $32 million for the construction of a new transportation-related education center at the City Colleges of Chicago’s Olive-Harvey campus.
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Table as of: 03/09/2012 13:23 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
March 12 -
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The municipal market needed this. That's the response some in the market had regarding last week's surge in new issuance and subsequent backup in yields.
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The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York is scheduled to sell $205 million of new-money and refunding bonds for New York University this week, following a one-day retail order period. Bank of America Merrill Lynch is the lead underwriter.
March 9 -
Standard & Poor’s revised the outlook to stable from negative and affirmed the BB-plus long-term rating on the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency’s revenue bonds that were issued for Eastern Nazarene College of Quincy, Mass.
March 9 -
The Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority on Tuesday plans to competitively sell $47.8 million of Connecticut State University System revenue refunding bonds, Series L.
March 9 -
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The municipal market may be struggling to absorb the uptick in new supply, but muni bond mutual funds still saw their heaviest inflows since 2009.
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The municipal market saw a surge in new-issue supply this week and weakening Treasuries that drove high-grades cheaper and gave tax-exempts a heavier tone.
March 8
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Tax-exempt money market funds increased by $1.10 billion and saw their total net assets rise to $289.85 billion for the week ended March 5, according to the Money Fund Report, a service of iMoneyNet.com.
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CHICAGO — The "national explosion of consolidation" across the health care sector differs in key ways from past trends, as providers face new, complex problems and new players have entered the game to craft merger models that include risks and benefits, Moody's Investors Service said in a report released Thursday.
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The Alabama Public School and College Authority last week saved more than $26 million refinancing $90.9 million of outstanding capital improvement pool bonds and $90.6 million of economic development and training bonds.
March 7 -
WASHINGTON — The number of municipal securities that traded in 2011 remained largely unchanged from 2010 and the volume of trades of less than $100,000 rose during the period, suggesting that more retail investors may be buying and selling municipal bonds.
March 7
