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Moody's Investors Service downgraded healthcare giant Catholic Health Inititiatives to A2 from A1 after a year of declining operating performance.
January 26
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New Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan included funding for the state's two light rail P3 projects in his fiscal 2015 budget.
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Some seldom seen issuers are returning to the municipal bond market in the upcoming week as sales slip slightly. Total new issue volume is estimated at $6.138 billion for the week, according to Ipreo and The Bond Buyer. This is down from the $6.992 billion of new supply that priced last week, Thomson Reuters said.
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A congressional bipartisan duo filed a bill to capitalize a $50 billion infrastructure bank with 50-year taxable bonds bearing 1% interest.
January 23
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Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., is developing legislation that would dedicate revenues from corporate tax reform to federal highway funding.
January 22
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In the shadow of the biggest Wall Street empires, Hennion & Walsh has managed to thrive for a quarter of a century.
January 22
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Jones Day, the law firm that oversaw Detroit's bankruptcy, said it cut its fee by $18 million, leaving a $58 million final tab that it defended as reasonable given the "cutting-edge" nature of the Chapter 9 case.
January 21
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The All Aboard Florida private passenger train project has received a $1.75 billion federal private activity bond allocation along with conditions that impose a tight timeframe to issue the debt..
January 21
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President Obama called for bipartisan support for a multiyear transportation funding bill without providing specifics on pay for it.
January 21
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California's long-term ratings from all rating agencies could hit double-A levels if current conditions continue, according to a Municipal Market Analytics report.
January 21
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Seattle's Sound Transit gets a $1.3 billion federal loan to revive voter-approved $4 billion light rail project stalled by revenue drop.
January 20
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