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Utah's Seven County Infrastructure Coalition has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review an appeals court ruling that led to the loss of federal permits for a proposed bond-financed railway that would transport crude oil.
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Goddard College became the latest small liberal arts school to close, citing long-term enrollment declines.
April 10 -
The T&I Committee is holding hearings on another landmark infrastructure bill.
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DASNY, Washington, Massachusetts, Jefferson County, Alabama, and the New Jersey Education Facilities Authority entered the top 10, with the last three issuers coming to market after not issuing any debt in the first quarter of 2023.
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With cyberattacks on the rise, issuers have had to keep fortifying their defenses against criminals targeting the public sector.
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Wednesday's CPI report will "shed more light on the path of inflation and the potential timing for rate cuts this year," said Cooper Howard, a fixed income strategist at Charles Schwab.
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The deal comes amid market inflows and a dearth of high-yield supply, but demand will depend, as always, on the price, investors said.
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In question is FAFAA's findings of fact and conclusions of law, which bondholders say was unauthorized.
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Since war broke out on Oct. 7 between Israel and Hamas, over $1.64 billion of Israel bonds have been sold to more than 35 U.S. states, counties, cities and municipalities.
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Major headwinds for the muni market include climate change, growing federal debt, shrinkage of the workforce, the impact of remote work, cybersecurity attacks, and political polarization. And they are poised to be costly for states and municipalities.
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