Michelle Kaske is a reporter who has written for various publications including Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg News, and the Regina Leader-Post. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, with a focus on finance, transportation, and infrastructure issues. She has also been featured in Bloomberg Law, CBS Radio, and The Washington Post.
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Michelle Kaske's coverage focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, finance & economy, and business & industry. She frequently covers topics related to New York City, the subway system, transportation issues such as congestion pricing, and also touches on Puerto Rico.
Given her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to finance, she would likely be interested in expert commentary from individuals with insights into these areas. Topics could include analyses of financial impacts of transportation policies or regulatory changes affecting public transit systems.
Additionally, she might be interested in interviews or op-eds from experts familiar with New York City's infrastructure challenges and potential solutions. These could pertain to funding mechanisms for large-scale projects like subway extensions or broader economic implications of city-wide transportation initiatives.
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By: Michelle Kaske
New York City's transit system is seeking to invest $65.4 billion over the next five years to purchase thousands of rail cars, upgrade power substations, renovate the Grand Central Terminal trainshed and fortify stations and tracks against extreme weather.
(Bloomberg) -- How much debt should the nation's largest mass-transit system take on over the next five years? New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority says $13 billion is just right.
New York City’s transit system approved a $65.4 billion five-year spending plan to modernize aging infrastructure, with nearly half of that program in need of funding.
By: Laura Curtis, Michelle Kaske
Walkout set to begin Tuesday affecting trade gateways from Maine to Texas Author of the article:
The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of Puerto Rico’s electric utility extended the halt on litigation connected to the case as the government-run power company negotiates with bondholders over how to cut its debts.
By: Michelle Kaske
(Bloomberg) -- The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the nation's largest transit system, is warning investors that principal and interest
Demetrius Crichlow will serve as head of subways and buses at New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority, becoming the first African American to hold the position at the nation’s largest mass-transit system.
A new transit rail line that would run between Brooklyn and Queens is set to undergo a design and environmental review process, a step forward in providing rapid public transportation to underserved areas of New York City.
(Bloomberg) -- A new transit rail line that would run between Brooklyn and Queens is set to undergo a design and environmental review process, a
The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of Puerto Rico’s electric utility extended a halt on litigation related to the case as the power provider negotiates with bondholders on how to reduce its debts.
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