Puerto Rico

Silver Point says it has done nothing wrong, and has retained prominent legal figures for its defense.

The continued delay in resolving the case raises constitutional concerns, a bondholder attorney said.

Calling it a "tragedy" for residents, without a negotiated setllement resolution could be years away, mediators said.

PREPA says it is short on money and Genera's parent company has said it may go out of business.

After losing its first appeal, the Puerto Rico Oversight Board initiated a second appeal with the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

The court affirmed its earlier decision, which means bondholders have a claim on the full $8.5 billion due.

Nashville, Tennessee, voters approved a $2 billion bond measure, while Lancaster County, South Carolina, and Cary, North Carolina, opposed the bond referendums.

Some analysts question how much a leftist governor would impact financial and bond issues.

The public-private partnership that took over four Puerto Rico toll roads following the territory's bankruptcy is gearing up to sell municipal bonds.

Oversight Board says the non-consenting bondholders ideas are "not a proposal."