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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes has approved $183 million of fees charged by professionals during the city's bankruptcy, in a ruling that heaps praise on the attorneys and consultants who worked on the city's behalf.
February 12
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House Transportation Committee approved rail legislation that prompts Amtrak to seek private partners for station development projects.
February 12
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Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx warns states of cutbacks in federal highway funding if Congress doesn't pass a transportation bill by May 31.
February 11
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Moody's Investors Service reported more upgrades than downgrades by number and par value in the fourth quarter, marking "economic and financial stabilization" in public finance.
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Four congressional Democrats and Republicans are preparing to send a letter signed by almost 300 colleagues that urges House leaders enact multiyear transportation funding legislation before May 31 when the current law expires.
February 10
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Standard & Poor's upgraded Miami's general obligation bond ratings to A-plus from BBB citing the city's improved financial management practices and budget flexibility.
February 10 -
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Two municipal strategists are taking different roads to minimize risk while adding value in a market fraught with uncertainty over interest rates.
February 9
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A day after Wayne County officials warned of a grim financial picture, Moody's Investors Service stripped the county of its investment-grade rating and Fitch Ratings put its already junk-bond ratings on negative watch.
February 9 -
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If yields continue to rise, more deals could be pulled in the upcoming week
February 6
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New regulations aimed at reducing public sector risks in transportation P3s win unanimous approval from the Virginia House of Delegates.
February 6
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Fitch Ratings, which already maintains junk ratings on Wayne County, Mich., put the ratings on a negative watch just hours after the release of a new audit that warns the county could be out of cash by next summer.
February 6
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