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Court-approved asset sales and bond exchanges are pushing a participant sports venue, a hospital, and a senior living community closer to exiting Chapter 11.
December 4 -
Swain rejects five bondholder arguments, bringing approval of the Oversight Board's plan of adjustment nearer.
November 30 -
The project was to have been the first small modular reactor technology in the U.S.
November 28 -
The projects range from airports to ports and transit-oriented development.
November 17 -
The Grand River Dam Authority, the state's largest public power utility, is expected to start issuing the debt later this year.
October 27 -
A $25.5 million cash offer plus some equity was made to acquire Legacy Park, which was financed with $284 million of now-defaulted revenue bonds.
October 25 -
A rising number of states levy a tax or fee on electric vehicles, but a new Senate bill would enact the first federal tax.
October 10 -
Investors and ratings analysts look beyond the bevy of local hospitality taxes backing MetPier's debt to the state sales tax that acts as the paper's ultimate security.
October 3 -
Escalating operating losses led to bond rating downgrades for Wise Health System ahead of its potential acquisition this quarter.
October 3 -
Bond trustee UMB Bank informed owners of the defaulted debt they may have actionable claims related to the bonds' sale.
September 22 -
The private equity firms accused the bank of concealing key changes to a credit agreement, in part because it wanted to win future muni bond business from Brightline Holdings.
September 21 -
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law gives the country "the best start we've ever had," in setting up a national bullet train network, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg told a House panel Wednesday.
September 21 -
A constitutional amendment on the Nov. 7 ballot would deposit $1 billion in a Texas Water Fund with at least 25% earmarked to increase the drought-prone state's water supply.
September 18 -
How to fill the gap left by ridership declines is the question facing transit agencies, said panelists at The Bond Buyer's Infrastructure Conference.
September 14 -
The state in 2010 sold $1.5 billion of bonds backed by payments from a master settlement agreement with tobacco firms and used the proceeds to pay overdue bills.
September 13 -
The authority approved $1.3 billion in conduit financings at its meeting Tuesday.
September 13 -
Trinity Regional Hospital Sachse filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after problems left it unable to pay municipal bond debt service or cover operating expenses.
September 6 -
"As an investor I'm not looking at the activity of the stadium as the security," said an Illinois sports authority bondholder of potential exits by the White Sox and Chicago Bears.
September 5 -
The state is capping transfers of fossil fuel-related revenue to its general fund and will invest money that exceeds the cap through a Severance Tax Permanent Fund.
August 28 -
Bondholders granted some breathing room to the speculative-grade polypropylene recycling project along the Ohio River, now reported to have entered production.
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