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Catholic Health Initiatives, one of the nations largest nonprofit health care providers, is in danger of a downgrade from S&P Global Ratings after analysts placed its A-minus rating on its negative watch list.
November 30 -
A request for state Supreme Court validation on $420 million of toll revenue bonds has sidelined the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority deal as rates rose in post-election investor uncertainty.
November 29 - Texas
Texas lawmakers created a local pension system that was "designed to fail," but Dallas is bearing the consequences of billions of dollars in unfunded liabilities, said Mayor Mike Rawlings.
November 28 -
Concerned about the muni markets ability to absorb a flood of tax-exempt AMT bonds from U.S. airports, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport may turn to taxable debt.
November 21 - Texas
The law firm Greenberg Traurig has added former Houston Controller Ronald Green to its Houston practice as a shareholder specializing in public finance and government affairs.
November 16 -
The Colorado Department of Transportation will study a method of charging motorists by the mile to replace the states fuel tax. The four-month study begins in December.
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Denver International Airport officials hope to land about $44 million of savings on a $250 million refunding issue this week. In its 21st year, DIA is rapidly paying down the debt used to build the nation's sixth busiest airport.
November 14 - New Mexico
Two weeks after New Mexico lost its triple-A rating from Moody's Investors Service, New Mexico took a one notch downgrade from S&P Global Ratings to AA with the outlook remaining negative.
November 10 - Texas
A $500 million bond issue for a new Major League Baseball stadium in Arlington, Texas, a $720 million transportation issue in Austin and a record amount of school bonds in Colorado were among the winners in Tuesdays elections in the Southwest.
November 9 - Oklahoma
For the first time in nearly two years, Oklahomas tax collections from the production of oil and natural gas in October surpassed those from the same month the previous year.
November 8