Municipal Finance Reporter at Bloomberg News
Aashna Shah is a Municipal Finance Reporter at Bloomberg News. She covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, finance, and personal finance, with a focus on credit health, debt management, and retirement planning. Aashna's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as ET Canada, Fortune, and The Boston Globe.
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(Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Rail Road are operating with disrupted service to and from New York City on Friday, as crews
By: Dina Katgara, Aashna Shah
Investors are pouring money back into municipal bonds as higher yields and the approaching summer reinvestment season draw cash into the tax-exempt market.
The largest ski resort in the US, in a corner of Utah long popular with wealthy travelers and second-home buyers, is expanding — and turning to the municipal bond market to help pay for it.
By: Aashna Shah
The largest ski resort in the US, in a corner of Utah long popular with wealthy travelers and second-home buyers, is expanding — and turning to the municipal bond market to help pay for it.
By: Michelle Kaske, Aashna Shah
New Jersey Transit is preparing ferries as a contingency plan for World Cup transportation.
By: Michelle Kaske, Aashna Shah
Massive crowds, limited parking and packed transit will make July 19 a logistical nightmare. Here’s the playbook to get to the match.
By: Anna Edgerton, Aashna Shah, Augusta Saraiva
Trump’s bickering with Canada and geographic isolation are working against Seattle
The business of overseeing individually tailored municipal-bond portfolios has continued to grow rapidly, turning those money managers into the biggest holders of state and local government debt, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
The busiest airport in New England is tapping the municipal bond market to remodel its facilities and keep up with passenger growth.
San Antonio, one of the fastest-growing US metro areas, is tapping the bond market for almost $1 billion as part of an ambitious program to expand and improve its airport.
