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The Pulaski Technical College Board of Trustees in Arkansas is expected to decide in January whether to ask voters for permission to collect property taxes through a proposed taxing district to supplement tuition revenue and state aid.
November 28 -
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Traders anticipate that the recent delicate balance between supply and demand in the muni market will be maintained even as issuance ramps up this week in the face of rollover funds.
November 23 -
Analysts continue to warn that employee pensions and retirement benefits are a growing problem for municipal government finances.
November 23 -
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WASHINGTON - The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency has paid $12.3 million to settle tax-law violations and protect the tax-exempt status of its student loan bonds.
November 22 -
The December-January reinvestment season in the municipal bond market will arrive at a time of rock-bottom yields and historically low new issuance.
November 22 -
Investors seeking diversity, liquidity and competitive yields when compared to other fixed-income products are trying a relatively new alternative: municipal bond exchange-traded funds.
November 22
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Athens-based Ohio University will spend $1 billion over the next six years for capital improvements, most of it financed with bonds.
November 22 -
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DALLAS - Two Texas universities, one public and one private, are preparing $420 million of bonds for expansion projects amid signs of a steadily improving economy.
November 21 -
Some market participants are concerned that the current version of the Volcker Rule would hurt the municipal bond market.
November 21
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Table as of: 11/18/2011 15:27 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
November 21 -
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The Thanksgiving holiday is expected to significantly cool off new supply in the primary market this week.
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