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A year after its S&P outlook turned negative, Oklahoma is back to a stable position on strong financial management during COVID.
April 15 -
John Boyd Jr., a principal at Boyd Co. in Princeton, N.J., explores what corporate leaders expect from states and cities.
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Recent budgetary and pension reports underscore how llinois must proceed with caution in spending $7.5 billion of federal aid.
April 13 -
“It’s too early to talk about changing monetary policy ... We want to stay with our very easy monetary policy while we are still in the pandemic tunnel.” Bullard said Monday.
April 12 -
The COVID-19 pandemic is both reinforcing traditional strategies that drive consolidation and steering new trends
April 12 -
Texas A&M University System purchased the privatized housing at three campuses through a taxable revenue bond deal.
April 12 -
Chicago's investors will be on the hunt for answers to how the city intends to use federal dollars, including whether it's going to scrap scoop-and-toss plans and meet rising pension contributions.
April 9 -
Buoyed by a ratings upgrade from Moody's, the state still faces challenges including high debt and legacy costs.
April 9 -
These so-called American Renewal Bonds would help finance a national infrastructure initiative until the economy sufficiently recovers from the pandemic.
April 8 -
Kansas City will follow up a GO sale from last month with $186 million of tax-exempt, taxable new money and refunding special obligation bonds Wednesday.
April 6