- S&P U.S. States 2020 Sector Outlook: Finding Balance In Today’s Lower-For-Longer Economy
- S&P U.S. Local Government 2020 Sector Outlook: A Precarious Balance Of Stability And Uncertainty.
- Fitch Ratings Releases Final Revised USPF Tax-Supported Rating Criteria.
- S&P Charter Schools 2020 Sector Outlook: Clear Skies For Now, But Political Uncertainties Cloud The Horizon
- S&P U.S. Not-For-Profit Health Care 2020 Sector Outlook: A Precarious Balance As Evolution Continues
- Dealer Groups Want the SEC to Approve FIMSAC Recommendation.
- And finally, What Could Possibly Go Wrong is brought to us this week by City of El Paso v. Lopez, in which – for reasons thoroughly unknown – the City of El Paso decided to build a road that abruptly ended with a concrete barrier. Fortunately, this issue was remedied in a timely manner without loss of life or injury. HA! You know us better than that. Drunk dude drove a motorcycle right into the thing. Drunk dude died. We have absolutely no idea why the court thought it important to inform us that, “The motorcycle was split in two and landed in the canal.” Kinda the least of your worries at that point.