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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel told investors the city will soon launch the new debt issuance vehicle.
August 9 -
SANDAG has faced controversy over missed revenue projections and a failed bond measure.
August 9 -
The rating boost from Moody’s Investors Service came ahead of a $250 million bond sale.
August 8 -
The agency said it can wind down the project; lawmakers to weigh prohibiting rate increases.
August 4 -
With no asset to show for more than $4 billion of debt, Santee Cooper’s bonds were downgraded by S&P.
August 3 -
After issuing $4.2 billion of bonds to finance two new nuclear reactors, Santee Cooper said the project was no longer affordable.
August 2 -
Halting the work is expected to save customers nearly $7 billion in additional costs, the state-run agency known as Santee Cooper told bondholders.
July 31 -
South Carolina and Georgia nuclear reactor owners inked deals supporting the projects, though they’re still deciding whether to complete them.
July 28 -
Buena Vista was denied access to state borrowing programs because the city failed to pay its golf course debt.
July 26 -
A judge approved Navicent Health’s bid for the purchase of Oconee Regional Medical Center.
July 24 -
The agreement allows owners of two new reactors at Plant Vogtle to take over construction.
July 21 -
The governor promised a "new era of economic growth" stemming from the investments.
July 19 -
The lockbox provision could allow issuers to borrow at higher ratings, but may punish existing bondholders.
July 19 -
Oklahoma City will use revenue bonds backed by 10 funding sources to fund the project.
July 19 -
Regulators will hear claims that ratepayers face hikes from a “bungled” nuclear reactor project.
July 19 -
The debt would help finance a project to divert Red River floods away from Fargo, N.D. and Morehead, Minn.
July 18 -
Two CDDs argue their bond plans comply with state law despite a challenge by residents.
July 17 -
Chicago is expected to take advantage of the new debt vehicle authorized in the Illinois budget.
July 13 -
The county’s 25-year, $339 million refunding sold with an all-in, true-interest cost of 3.38%.
July 13 -
The city council wants more time to decide on Flint's long term water plan.
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