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Re-introducing the Build America Bonds program would once again drive much-needed infrastructure spending and broaden the buyer base to non-traditional taxable investors, while at the same time providing a complementary alternative to the currently challenged landscape of the traditional tax-exempt market.
April 28
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Wells Fargo links limited supply of transportation infrastructure bonds to uncertainty over federal funding.
April 28
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With two new settlements in hand, Detroit's attorneys at a hearing Monday touted the city's recent progress, with the judge calling the series of deals unprecedented in Chapter 9 history.
April 28
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Settlements are coming quickly now in the Detroit bankruptcy case, as the city Monday announced a deal with a coalition of unions over collective bargaining agreements.
April 28 -
The federal judge overseeing Detroit's bankruptcy will consider final approval of a key bankruptcy document Monday that includes a fresh settlement reached with retirees late Friday.
April 28
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An $834 million Pennsylvania general obligation sale may get plenty of attention this week in a market with little else to focus on, as volume reverts back to 2014's skimpy norm after inching up last week.
April 27
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Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr said a handful of major infrastructure projects and the city's thriving downtown will help drive a revival that mirrors places like Miami and Baltimore.
April 25
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Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority accepted the first segment of the $5.7 billion Silver Line train extension to Dulles Airport from the contractor.
April 25
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Municipal mutual funds reported inflows increased to $244.26 million in the week ended April 23 from $74.03 million of inflows the week before.
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Lack of congressional action to replenish the dwindling Highway Trust Fund means aging bridges will continue to deteriorate.
April 24
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Oversight will be key to keeping the city out of another Chapter 9, Detroit CFO John Hill said at a Chicago forum on Wednesday.
April 24 -
Tax-exempt money market funds reported losses of $5.61 billion the largest decline in assets in a year as total net assets fell to $261.10 billion in the week ended April 21, according to The Money Fund Report, a service of iMoneyNet.com.
April 24
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