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Kevin Holloran, previously health care analyst for S&P Global Ratings, has joined Fitch Ratings where he will lead analysts covering the sector.
May 1 -
The FBI raided offices of a major contractor on Texas border projects and shut down city and county offices in Laredo.
April 27 -
The $8.2 billion on local Texas bond ballots May 6 is the most since November 2015.
April 24 -
Sales tax revenues are seeing noticeable declines in Texas cities near the Mexico border.
April 20 -
The growing Fort Bend Independent School District expects to be the first to include “green bonds” as part of a $99 million issue pricing Wednesday.
April 10 -
East Texas Medical Center, one of the largest healthcare providers in the region, slipped two notches to B3 from B1 on the Moody's Investors Service as prospects for default.
April 5 -
San Antonio’s CPS Energy will issue $307 million for improvements to its grid, including installation of smart meters, development of microgrids and diversification of fuel sources.
April 3 -
While some states celebrated President Trump's reversal of the Clean Power Plan and others filed lawsuits, public utilities are expected to continue moves away from coal.
March 30 -
A $217.7 billion budget that would require more local revenue for school funding won unanimous approval from the Texas Senate. The budget must now be reconciled with the House version.
March 29 -
The public finance team at the Houston law firm of Bracewell expects to increase its appeal to bond issuers after adding former SEC attorney Edward Fierro and rising in the ranks of bond counsel in 2016.
March 27