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Assured Guaranty and Build America Mutual presented city and state officials with an alternative to bankruptcy.
September 25 -
Top Republicans say they will meet with Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy, who vows to veto the GOP-backed budget.
September 21 -
While Mayor Luke Bronin awaits state aid from a fractious government, a bondholder call looms.
September 19 -
Several Democrats broke with their party to pass a GOP budget that Gov. Dannel Malloy intends to veto.
September 18 -
As the capital city's bonds plunged deeper into junk, Connecticut struggled to pass a state budget.
September 15 -
A planned overnight short-notice vote failed to materialize amid continued tweaks.
September 15 -
S&P Global Ratings cut its rating on Hartford, Conn.'s general obligation bonds by four notches to B-minus from BB and the rating on the Hartford Stadium Authority's lease revenue bonds by three notches to B-minus from BB-minus, the rating agency said on Thursday.
September 14 -
The rating agency cited warnings by Mayor Luke Bronin that Connecticut's capital could go bankrupt in 60 days.
September 12 -
Bankruptcy may be the only way for Hartford to solve its financial problems, said Connecticut's governor, Dannel Malloy.
September 11 -
The capital city has threatened to file bankruptcy in 60 days if it doesn't get sufficient state help.
September 8