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The ratings agency cited growing enplanement counts, expectations of resilience during future economic downturns, and strong management for its upgrade to AA from AA-minus.
June 10 -
The system, trustee and bondholders of about $992 million in debt are supporting an exchange of "substantially all" existing bonds, a disclosure statement said.
June 7 -
Moody's Ratings analysts revised the outlook to stable from negative on the expectation that states and locals will fill an $8 billion operations funding gap.
June 5 -
Falling occupancy figures, staffing shortages, and rising labor costs have elevated the sector's risk, with Greenwich Investment Management's bankruptcy yet another example of how the sector requires thorough credit analysis.
June 4 -
Co-authors of a bill to authorize a tax measure seen as crucial to Bay Area transit killed it amid opposition from multiple quarters.
June 3 -
The WAPA board of directors says it is looking for a replacement who would start on July 1, when Andrew Smith says he will depart.
June 3 -
The authority is refunding its 2014A bonds to gain debt service savings.
May 30 -
The new law was modeled after a North Carolina law and its use in Charlotte, said Matt Wiltshire, president of Pathway Affordable Housing Corporation, which works to develop affordable rental housing in Nashville.
May 30 -
S&P Global Ratings revised the outlook on bonds issued for the University of Chicago Medical Center to negative from stable.
May 29 -
California senators approved a tax measure to raise $1.5 billion after the bill's author promised further tweaks to occur on the Assembly side.
May 28