Erin Hudson is a Distressed Debt Reporter at Bloomberg. She focuses on topics such as bankruptcy, markets, and investment, often exploring the implications of financial distress on companies like Carvana and Bed Bath & Beyond. Erin's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Real Deal, Los Angeles Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Erin's coverage focuses on business and real estate industries, with a significant emphasis on finance, restructuring, creditors, investments, and bankruptcy. She often cites data and provides investment analysis in her articles.
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By: Erin Hudson, Amanda Albright
Muni Bonds Set for Best Third Quarter Since 2011 on Surprise Rally
By: Amanda Albright, Erin Hudson
September 27, 2024 The municipal market is set for its best third quarter since 2011, with a return of about 2.6% during the three-month period.
Dallas is part of America's fastest-growing metropolitan area , a burgeoning powerhouse for finance jobs that's in the midst of a construction boom.
The municipal market is set for its best third quarter since 2011, with a return of about 2.6% during the three-month period.
By: Erin Hudson, Amanda Albright
Million Air, a luxury aviation company catering to the ultra-rich and high-flying executives, is borrowing $120.5 million from Wall Street to expand its operations in Austin to meet pent-up demand for hangar space to park private jets.
The University of Texas at Austin is launching a new center dedicated to the municipal bond market, ahead of an anticipated boom in infrastructure investments.
Harvard-Westlake School, one of the country’s most exclusive private schools famous for educating generations of Hollywood stars, is tapping the public debt markets for the first time.
By: Skylar Woodhouse, Erin Hudson
With threats to election officials on the rise since 2020, local governments have been spending millions of dollars to increase protections for voters, poll workers, ballots and equipment.
By: Aashna Shah, Erin Hudson, Sri Taylor
Municipal bonds rallied the most in three months on Friday, continuing a recovery that began Thursday after a sharp selloff following the US presidential election.
By: Erin Hudson
An elite private high school in Newport Beach, California, the home of bond-fund firm Pacific Investment Management Co. , is making its own foray into the debt market.
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