Natalie Cohen News
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Yields on benchmark municipal debt maturing in 10 years touched record lows this week, signaling that the bonds remain a strong asset, according to Natalie Cohen, head of municipal research at Wells Fargo & Co.
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Want to win the Oregon or Florida lottery? Don’t purchase tickets. Buy their bonds instead.
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Wells Fargo & Co. , with more than $1.2 trillion in assets, is adding Natalie Cohen to the research and economics department of its securities unit as a managing director and senior municipal-bond analyst.
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DeKalb County’s $10 million Lou Walker Senior Center has a swimming pool, art studio and beauty salon. The Atlanta suburb also has a $17 million performance center and $7 million water park, luxuries some say it can’t afford after a cash shortage brought a five-step downgrade of its credit rating to near junk.
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Congressman Paul Ryan , the Budget Committee chairman in the U.S. House of Representatives, said Republicans don’t intend to save states from debt defaults.
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Texas ’s Eagle Ford oil field on the southern prairie is boosting energy-tax revenue in the biggest oil-producing U.S. state, generating $40 million in receipts last year.
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The city of San Diego should consider Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy to help it reduce fringe benefits, pension and health obligations.
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U.S. spending cuts under President Barack Obama’s plan to reduce the national debt may curb military budgets and hurt the Oklahoma economy, Governor Mary Fallin said.
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Standard & Poor’s, the credit rating company that cut the U.S. to AA+, said the federal budget deal may lead to downgrades on municipal credits.
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