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Jefferson County, Ala., is nearing the end of the nation's second-biggest municipal bankruptcy case as it prepares to close on the sale of $1.7 billion of new sewer warrants on Tuesday.
November 27 -
A group of Detroit's creditors, including bond insurers, asked the bankruptcy court overseeing the city's case to appoint a committee to assess the value of the city art collection and propose ideas for monetizing it.
November 26 -
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane is expected to issue a decision on the American Airlines bankruptcy at a hearing at 10 a.m. Wednesday in New York.
November 26 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission says its case against former JPMorgan bankers Charles LeCroy and Douglas MacFaddin should go to trial.
November 26 -
Detroit's proposed $350 million debtor-in-possession financing would mark the largest such deal in Chapter 9 history, but not the first: that honor goes to Orange County, Calif.
November 26 -
The Missouri Secretary of State Securities Division filed a civil enforcement action against Morgan Keegan accusing the firm of securities fraud in its role as underwriter of $39 million of defaulted bonds issued by Moberly, Mo.
November 26 -
CHICAGO U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Steven Rhodes will issue his decision over Detroit's eligibility to file for Chapter 9 bankruptcy on Dec. 3.
November 25 -
A bankruptcy Court judge said he expects to rule by Wednesday on American Airlines' request for final clearance to merge with US Airways Group Inc. and exit Chapter 11.
November 25 -
Moody's said Monday that a lawsuit filed to challenge Atlanta's two-year-old pension reform is a credit negative because of the uncertainty it creates.
November 25 -
U.S. Bankruptcy Attorney Thomas Bennett issued a 79-page Friday confirming his verbal approval of Jefferson County, Ala.'s Chapter 9 exit plan.
November 22 -
Congressional committee leaders have sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder expressing concerns that the proposed settlement agreement with US Airways and American Airlines might hurt less populated and rural areas.
November 22 -
Two years after filing what was then the largest municipal bankruptcy in the country, Jefferson County, Ala., Thursday won approval of its plan to emerge from Chapter 9.
November 21 -
A municipal restructuring executive who played a key role in DC's oversight board in the 1990s is Detroit's new CFO.
November 21 -
Stockton is poised to exit Chapter 9 bankruptcy in March 2014, but not without a fight with its last major creditor, Franklin Advisers, over $35 million of the city's lease revenue bonds.
November 21 -
After successful pricing of $1.8 billion in sewer debt, a hearing on Jefferson County, Ala.'s bankruptcy plan could lead the county out of Chapter 9 this week.
November 20 -
Detroit should drop its plan to unwind its costly interest-rate swaps and instead argue the transactions be declared illegal, a former municipal investment banker Wallace Turbeville said in a report released.
November 20 -
The Desert Hot Springs, Calif., City Council voted unanimously to declare a fiscal emergency, the first step in the state's process leading to filing for municipal bankruptcy, according to news reports.
November 20 -
State and federal investigations of the Beaumont, Texas, Independent School District brought a Moody's Investors Service warnings of a possible downgrade on the district's $405 million of general obligation debt Tuesday.
November 20 -
Bankrupt Jefferson County, Ala., sold $1.8 billion of new sewer warrants following a three-day pricing, County Commission President David Carrington said Tuesday night.
November 19 -
Fitch Ratings affirmed ratings on Miami's bond issues citing improved finances but said there is fiscal uncertainty due to legal challenges.
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