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The Texas attorney general's office determined a Citigroup commercial firearms policy does not comply with a 2021 state law prohibiting state and local government contracts with companies that discriminate against the firearms industry.
January 19 -
Toks Omishakin's second year as State Transportation Agency secretary is off to a challenging start between massive rainfalls and proposed budget cuts.
January 19 -
"Selling prices increased at a modest or moderate pace in most districts, though many said that the pace of increases had slowed from that of recent reporting periods," the Fed said.
January 18 -
Inflows returned, with the Investment Company Institute reporting investors added $1.982 billion to mutual funds in the week ending Jan. 11, after $3.157 billion of outflows the previous week.
January 18 -
States in the region have seen billions in investments from EV producers after offering them billions in economic development packages.
January 18 -
While the legislation heading to Gov. J.B. Pritzker's desk will not affect CPS' rating in the short-term, the district's ability to manage labor conflict could affect credit quality over time, Fitch said.
January 18 -
With the Permanent University Fund only benefitting the two biggest public universities in Texas, the state legislature will consider creating an endowment for other higher education institutions.
January 18 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's request for comment on amendments to its primary offering disclosure rule garnered just two submissions.
January 18 -
Bullard says Fed rates need to stay on tighter side in 2023
January 18 -
The alliance will hold semi-annual conferences to consider innovative solutions to infrastructure financing and delivery.
January 18 -
Improved disclosure is likely to have a cost, though analysts have long maintained the benefits outweight that.
January 18 -
Chicago put out pre-marketing pricing scales Tuesday on its STSC new money social bonds and refunding tranches and will take retail orders Wednesday with the pricing set for Thursday.
January 17 -
Demand for muni bonds has slowly started make a comeback, with Jason Wong, vice president of municipals at AmeriVet Securities, saying, "this demand is a welcome sign to the tax-exempt sector as rising yields pushed investors to the sidelines."
January 17 -
Gov. Phil Murphy is behind the push for the Garden State to develop offshore wind power, ramping up from 3,500 megawatts by 2030 to 11,000 megawatts by 2040.
January 17 -
Treasury typically suspends the sale of new state and local government series securities when nearing the borrowing cap.
January 17 -
Moody's downgraded St. Mary's College of California to Baa3 with a negative outlook, affecting $53 million in debt issued through the California
January 17 -
Exploring why some call 2022 "the year of the great reset" and what that may mean for the muni market this year.
January 17
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Janet Mills wants to use $1 billion in federal infrastructure aid and higher-than-expected state revenue to fund billions in transportation improvements.
January 13 -
Volume for the upcoming week is estimated at $8.34 billion, consisting of $6.30 billion of negotiated deals and $2.04 billion of competitive sales.
January 13 -
Hospital margins ticked up in November, but 2022's bruising will linger well into this year straining some ratings.
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