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Indiana University is selling $56 million of so-called green bonds Wednesday, the second public university to tap into the young market.
December 9 -
At least two northwest Indiana counties put together a preliminary bid on the bankrupt Indiana Toll Road that's expected to be at least $4 billion, while three other counties opted out of the proposal.
November 21 -
The Gary/Chicago International Airport, located in struggling Gary, Ind., is making its first bond market appearance this week with the sale of $30 million of tax increment-backed bonds.
November 18 -
A group of northwest Indiana counties is eyeing a bid for a 75-year lease of the Indiana Toll Road that would be financed with more than $4 billion of tax-exempt revenue bonds.
November 14 - Indiana
For the fourth time, Posey County, Ind. is remarketing $1.26 billion of short-term notes to raise funds for a controversial $2.5 billion fertilizer plant.
November 11 - North Dakota
Midwestern voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of a handful of finance-related ballot questions and the leadership of eight states, including several where debate over fiscal pressures is taking center stage.
October 31 -
A proposed $3 billion rapid passenger rail system in the Midwest would cut the five-hour train trip between Chicago to Detroit by almost two hours.
October 29 -
The operator of the Indiana Toll Road won federal court approval for a bankruptcy plan that will either sell its 75-year lease of the highway or restructure the company with $2.75 billion of new debt.
October 29 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing economic development revenue bonds issued by St. Joseph County, Ind. in 2007 for Saint Mary's College.
October 16 - Indiana
Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard is embarking on his third major public-private partnership, to build a new criminal justice center that would mark the largest social-infrastructure P3 structured with availability payments to date.
October 7