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"The numbers are weak, but not cusp of recession weak," Chris Low, chief economist at FHN Financial, said.
September 6 -
Iowa has the largest number of poor bridges, followed by Pennsylvania and Illinois.
September 5 -
House Republicans are hoping to jam through a voter eligibility bill as part of the upcoming continuing resolution in order to avert a shutdown before Sept. 30.
September 4 -
"Employers were more selective with their hires and less likely to expand their workforces, citing concerns about demand and an uncertain economic outlook," the report said.
September 4 -
California and Texas have received the most amount of federal investment to date, according to a pair of reports tracking the climate law's investments.
September 3 -
Rep. Steven Horsford will likely replace the late Rep. Bill Pascrell.
September 3 -
With Chairman Tom Carper retiring, the key committee will be under new leadership regardless of the election outcome.
August 29 -
The House bill supported by the coalition would allow municipal bond holders to transfer the securities to the bank in exchange for stock.
August 28 -
Tensquare and its partner Karl Jentoft were charged for acting as an unregistered municipal advisor in eight offerings for charter schools in Minnesota.
August 28 -
Redeveloping the RFK stadium site could spur public finance of a multi-use project.
August 27