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Fifty years ago, Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corp. issued a $1.6 million bond for a now-defunct biblical school. Since then it has handled roughly $7.4 billion in debt.
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Wells Fargo Securities and Barclays Capital have agreed to pay the Rhode Island Commerce Corp. $25.6 million in a proposed settlement of a lawsuit involving a loan to former videogame company 38 Studios, the state announced Tuesday.
August 23 - Rhode Island
The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank is providing $17.2 million in financing to six communities, Gov. Gina Raimondo and General Treasurer Seth Magaziner announced.
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A federal judge on Friday dismissed Securities and Exchange Commission charges against Peter Cannava, a banker involved in an ill-fated private placement for startup video game company 38 Studios.
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Rhode Island state Rep. Robert Craven Sr., a former state assistant attorney general, is calling for the release of grand jury documents and testimony on the states 38 Studios investigation.
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Rhode Island wont file criminal charges related to 38 Studios, frustrating those who want to know more about the deal behind Curt Schillings video-game company.
August 1 - Rhode Island
The Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corp. reported saving $13.4 million in its $86.4 million bond refunding for public schools.
July 27 - Rhode Island
Providence, R.I., Mayor Jorge Elorza wants to put a $40 million neighborhood infrastructure bond before city voters in November.
July 8 - Rhode Island
Rhode Island Treasurer Seth Magaziner chose Francis Quinn as the state's first debt manager, and Tim Nguyen as the state pension system's interim chief investment officer.
June 22 - Rhode Island
Rhode Island lawmakers passed an $8.9 billion fiscal 2017 state budget during a weekend all-nighter.
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