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A squabble between the U.S. Department of Transportation and the state of Maryland appears to be moving towards a resolution which effects two major bridges in the Washington D.C. – Baltimore region.
January 16 -
The Florida train is struggling to generate enough revenue to pay its debt.
January 16 -
"There are big credit differences between Chicago and New York City," said an investor.
January 16 -
The measure would fund 40,000-plus homes to address the state's persistent supply gap, supporters say. Time is tight to qualify it for the June election.
January 16 -
"We're starting off from a really high tax equivalent yield and that really starts the market from a position of strength," said Matt Norton, CIO for municipal bonds at AllianceBernstein.
January 15 -
The tax reform costs will be offset by reductions in certain government spending, application of excess revenues that are coming in, and elimination of certain tax exemptions.
January 15 -
As Congress hammers away on a surface transportation bill, counties are fighting for a seat at the table while reckoning with dwindling gas tax revenues.
January 15 -
The Maryland Department of Transportation's acting secretary said the bill would provide "greater transparency and accountability in transportation spending decisions."
January 15 -
Pending city council approval, the February competitive bond sale would be the first issuance from $950 million of debt authorized by voters on Nov. 4.
January 15 -
The top 10 issuers accounted for $76.889 billion of the total issuance for the year, or 13.5%.
January 15 -
State revenues were down 0.7% in the first six months of the fiscal year compared to a year earlier.
January 15 -
January got off to a good start, with muni yields rallying through Jan. 7. Since then, yields have been steady to slightly richer in spots, with muni yields seeing some strength in the front end and belly of the curve.
January 14 -
Gov. Ferguson pushed a wealth tax and infrastructure spending in his State of the State speech, but Republicans cried foul on the spending.
January 14 -
Public pensions have notched some improvements as the uncertainty surrounding state budgets and the effects of tariffs raise concerns.
January 14 -
Eurostar veteran Nicolas Petrovic will oversee the Florida system while Mike Reininger will focus exclusively on Brightline West.
January 14 -
The top three financial advisors have remained the same over the past several quarters: PFM in first, PRAG in second and HilltopSecurities in third.
January 14 -
With the latest injunction in favor of Revolution Wind, the Trump administration's war on alternative energy is seeming more and more quixotic.
January 14 -
Moody's Ratings downgraded Fridley Independent School District three notches, to Ba3 from Baa3, and placed its bond ratings under review for downgrade.
January 14 -
"The bond market breathed a sigh of relief this morning as the CPI inflation numbers came in a tad weaker than expected," said John Kerschner, global head of securitised products and portfolio manager at Janus Henderson Investors.
January 13 -
The rating agency lifted the state's general obligation and other ratings by a notch, citing well-established and prudent governance practices.
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