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The state spreads landed wide compared to a May sale, but remained far narrower than early in the pandemic and during the state's two-year budget impasse.
September 29 -
A larger new-issue slate led by large deals from the Texas Water Development Board and state of Illinois took focus away from the secondary.
September 28 -
Edward Bedore, who managed city finances under by Mayor Richard J. and Richard M. Daley, died this month at 84. Bedore is also remembered for promoting the Summer Business Institute.
September 28 -
Illinois will pay down another $450 million of the $1.8 billion outstanding from a $4.5 billion federal loan to pay pandemic-related unemployment claims.
September 27 -
"We really have worked hard during this strong stretch here of economic performance over the last 18 months or so to really kind of address some of those lingering debts we inherited," said Illinois Office of Management and Budget Director Alexis Sturm.
September 23 -
The financial advisory firm is adding to its fold a specialty firm that focuses on aiding the hospital sector on clinical documentation, revenue cycle, hospital operations, and technology.
September 22 -
Seven states formed the Midwestern Hydrogen Coalition to collaborate on promoting hydrogen-based energy production, use and distribution.
September 21 -
In both Michigan and Wisconsin, school districts are seeking about $2 billion of either bonding capacity or revenue raising authority.
September 20 -
The once-barren budget stabilization fund now tops $1 billion but it's meager compared to the cushion built up by other states.
September 15 -
The state will hold an in-person and remote investor meeting Sept. 21 before heading into the market the following week.
September 9