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The fallout from a 2017 federal fraud case is continuing to impact bond investors with the latest development involving the loss of tax-exempt status for bonds that were issued for two assisted living facilities in Georgia.
September 14 -
MEAG wants a power purchase agreement enforced against JEA, which says the agreement must be vacated because it wasn’t properly approved.
September 13 -
Jacksonville-based JEA wants the Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia to vote against continuing the project.
August 27 -
A report on cyber-related risks released Wednesday by S&P Global warned that “a successful attack on an entity with limited resources could have a credit impact.”
August 22 -
The region's volume numbers were supported by favorable market conditions that drove several large gas prepay deals.
August 22 -
Multiple constitutional claims, including racial gerrymandering, are cited in lawsuits filed by the city of Stockbridge and Capital One Public Funding.
August 21 -
The public power agencies could see their ratings dropped if financial flexibility diminishes as a result of higher costs.
August 13 -
The co-owners of the Plant Vogtle project face higher-than-expected costs to complete the reactors, prompting them to vote on whether to continue.
August 9 -
Investors won't get nearly all their money back as the Securities and Exchange Commission's case against Dwayne Edwards and Todd Barker draws towards a close and SEC lawyers want the losses taken into account in settlements.
August 9 -
Henry County Superior Court Judge Arch McGarity ruled that bills signed by Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal in May did not violate the state constitution.
July 19