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New York MTA and 10 other transit systems have cited the crippling effects of ridership drops due to COVID-19.
March 24 -
The timing of a $1.5 billion deal California had planned to price Thursday is no longer firm amid massive dislocations in the markets.
March 23 -
The economists revised the quarterly forecast between regularly quarterly releases for the first time in 68 years.
March 17 -
Cities and states that rely on hotel taxes and tourism-related revenues will lose billions as events and attractions shutter to slow the spread of COVID-19.
March 13 -
Thomas Bruder, Lauren Trialonas and Jennifer Cosper were named principals in the firm’s Public & Infrastructure Finance practice.
March 12 -
The stock market plunge amid the COVID-19 pandemic increases the risk of a revenue shock for California and other states that depend on capital gains taxes.
March 12 -
After eight oil-producing states recovered from the 2014 oil price collapse, they face another downturn, S&P Global Ratings said.
March 11 -
Many businesses have implemented policies to limit non-essential travel, which is likely to have impacted the biennial presentation to municipal bond investors.
March 10 -
The municipal bond market will see a slew of supply price this week as issuers and investors buffeted by uncertainty, volatility and outright panic. California is selling $2.2 billion of GO bonds, which investors will seek out as a safe haven in these unstable times.
March 9 -
California election officials have until April 4 to provide final counts in the state's March 3 primary.
March 5