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College Mergers Take a Long Time. Trump Officials Want to Speed Them Up

29. Mai 2026 um 11:30
The US Department of Education wants to grease the wheels for college mergers and acquisitions, a rare Trump administration proposal with broad support from university leaders who see the policy helping the sector withstand a wave of financial distress.

The US Department of Education headquarters in Washington. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg

Bitcoin-Backed Muni Bond Clears Hurdle With Moody’s Rating

31. März 2026 um 19:58
The riskiest asset class is converging with one of the safest in a first-of-its-kind financial product: A Bitcoin-backed municipal bond.

Bitcoin signage in Times Square in New York, US, on Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025. The market is still reeling from a flash crash on Oct. 10 that saw more than $19 billion of crypto bets liquidated, and spot trading volumes have fallen 66% since their January highs. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
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  • Wall of Trump Questions Swamps Morgan Stanley Muni Webinar
    Morgan Stanley’s annual “State of the States” webinar is usually a pretty staid tour of state balance sheets. This year, though, it drew more than double the usual audience and more than six times typical registration as financial advisers clamored for a chance to ask questions about what President Donald Trump’s agenda means for municipal budgets — and the bonds tied to them.
     

Wall of Trump Questions Swamps Morgan Stanley Muni Webinar

19. Februar 2026 um 17:18
Morgan Stanley’s annual “State of the States” webinar is usually a pretty staid tour of state balance sheets. This year, though, it drew more than double the usual audience and more than six times typical registration as financial advisers clamored for a chance to ask questions about what President Donald Trump’s agenda means for municipal budgets — and the bonds tied to them.

Massachusetts Eyes Its Millionaire Tax for Public Campus Revamp

05. Februar 2026 um 19:44
Most of the buildings at the University of Massachusetts were constructed in the 1950s and the 1960s, and the signs of aging are clear, President Marty Meehan says. When it rains, roofs leak. And even during harsh New England winters, students crack windows open to air out stuffy dorm rooms.

Falling behind on renovations can drive away potential students, a serious risk for most colleges in the Northeast as the pool of prospective students in the region is expected to shrink by 17% by 2041.

Massachusetts Eyes Its Millionaire Tax for Public Campus Revamp

05. Februar 2026 um 19:44
Most of the buildings at the University of Massachusetts were constructed in the 1950s and the 1960s, and the signs of aging are clear, President Marty Meehan says. When it rains, roofs leak. And even during harsh New England winters, students crack windows open to air out stuffy dorm rooms.

Falling behind on renovations can drive away potential students, a serious risk for most colleges in the Northeast as the pool of prospective students in the region is expected to shrink by 17% by 2041.

US Grids Face Off Against the Cold, Ice and Snow

Also in today’s Green Daily newsletter: Europe gives offshore wind a boost and BNEF has the latest number on clean-tech investing.

A person cross-country skis across the Brooklyn Bridge during a winter storm in New York, US, on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026. A massive winter storm reached the US Atlantic Coast on Sunday, bringing heavy snow and ice, straining power grids and grounding thousands of flights at levels not seen since the pandemic. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
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