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Standard & Poor's maintains a negative outlook on the nonprofit higher education sector in 2015.
January 15 -
Chamber of Commerce chief Tom Donahue says oil price drop makes federal gas tax increase seem more attractive.
January 14
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Analysts attribute the spate of municipal bankruptcies since 2011 to the aftereffects of the 2008 credit crisis and Great Recession, as well as changing attitudes about debt.
January 14
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Municipal bonds could get caught up in corporate tax reform, particularly if infrastructure financing is involved, a former Treasury Department official said.
January 14
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Municipal bond defaults, which increased to record levels last year as Detroit's bankruptcy boosted the total, may remain elevated this year.
January 13 -
The Charlotte, N.C., City Council agreed to restructure two non-recourse bank loans obtained as part of the financing to build the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
January 13
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Maine's $2 billion, three-year transportation program is designed to upgrade the state's infrastructure despite sluggish federal highway funding.
January 13
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The $996 million federal grant Massachusetts received to extend a Boston-area Green Line streetcar route is a credit positive, said Moody's.
January 12 -
New IBTTA president Javier Rodriguez seeks more toll options to fund investments in transportation infrastructure.
January 12
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Investors will celebrate a $3 billion boost in volume this week, highlighted by a large, well-known New York credit, following the seasonally-light first official week back to market.
January 11
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Tennessee highway coalition drums up support for an increase in state taxes and fees for infrastructure projects.
January 9
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Tennessee has $5.9 billion in outstanding debt, and reduced its GO bonds by $175 million, state comptroller Justin Wilson said in the state's semi-annual debt report.
January 9
