The city sees room for a new convention hotel, despite nearby competition and pandemic-related setbacks.
The pandemic was strikingly different than Sept. 11, financial meltdowns and other disasters, according to Robert Mujica.
Lawmakers are considering a bill to credit state employees with three extra years of service for work done outside their homes over nine months of 2020.
New York City budget director Jacques Jiha says proactive moves such as building reserves helped the city weather COVID-19 fiscal challenges. Paul Burton and Chip Barnett host. (23 minutes)
The IRS is seeking comments on a change that may benefit many issuers.
Goldman Sachs is lead managet for the issuance, which includes tax-exempt and taxable bonds.
The agency must still pay the commonwealth due to 2007 legislation that went sideways.
Negotiated deals were repriced to lower yields while competitive deals saw levels coming in through triple-A benchmarks. High-grade benchmarks were little changed.
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Negotiated deals were repriced to lower yields while competitive deals saw levels coming in through triple-A benchmarks. High-grade benchmarks were little changed.
July 20
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As congestion pricing looms, the mass-transit authority is hearing calls to rework its system to attract riders to support its capital program.
July 20
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NFMA's white paper could serve as a template for future emergency events, in addition to the current pandemic.
July 19
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The future is looking up for Salt Lake City International Airport as it continues redevelopment with $900 million of revenue bonds.
July 19
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“There’s been a lot of discussion about New York City and its future in the public domain. And when that happens it makes sense to solicit multiple opinions,” said Kroll Senior Managing Director Karen Daly.
July 14
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The two issuers that defaulted suffered from pre-existing conditions, according to Moody's analysts.
July 13
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Chicago's net pension liabilities increased by $1.1 billion in 2020 to almost $33 billion.
July 8
