American Dream bondholders will get overdue payments as sales tick up
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Bondholders of a chunk of unrated debt floated for the troubled American Dream megamall in New Jersey will see a partial payday next week when the borrower makes up some of the overdue interest payments. The $287 million of grant revenue bonds, which are backed by New Jersey economic development grants based on the mall's sales tax collections, will receive $25 million of the $46 million in overdue interest payments.
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Sewage will be transformed to tap water with the help of a note deal that hits the market soon. Supporters say the project will produce 30% of east San Diego County’s potable water supply, eliminate 15 million gallons per day of wastewater discharged in the Pacific Ocean and produce a reliable, local potable water supply at a cost competitive with imported water.
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Municipal bonds were narrowly mixed Tuesday as U.S. Treasury yields rose out long and equities were mildly higher near the close.
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QA/QC Quality/Systems Manager
6 个月Very informative