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The Securities and Exchange Commission is arguing it can't fight a lawsuit challenging a revised rule to curb municipal securities pay-to-play activity because the fiscal 2016 appropriations act prohibits it from spending money on any rules governing political contributions.
July 27 -
Atlantic City will default unless reaches agreement with the New Jersey state government on a bridge loan, according to Moody's Investors Service.
July 27 -
Leon County, Fla., home of the state capital in Tallahassee, will offer a new countywide residential and commercial PACE programs after years of planning and legal setbacks.
July 27 -
A new arena for the National Basketball Association's Golden State Warriors remained on track after a San Francisco Superior Court upheld its environmental review this month, although it faces continued appeals and resistance.
July 26 -
Federal corruption charges against a former state treasurer did not motivate a probe of Pennsylvania's two public pension systems, said state Auditor Eugene DePasquale.
July 26 -
The NBA blamed a law passed by North Carolina seen as discriminatory toward the LGBTQ community for its decision to yank the 2017 All-Star Game out of Charlotte.
July 22 -
A California Supreme Court ruling removes one obstacle for Gov. Jerry Browns $15.7 billion plan to build two giant water tunnels in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
July 22 -
Assured Guaranty subsidiaries sued Puerto Rico over its diversion of toll revenues that had supported insured bonds.
July 22 -
A court ruling Thursday offered a mixed outcome for Chicagos effort to phase out most retiree healthcare subsidies.
July 21 -
Biotech Amgen has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a class action filed on behalf of investors with Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds as lead plaintiff.
July 21