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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(Bloomberg) -- General contractor Hely Duarte is considering laying off half his workers because New York City's transit system is halting most
General contractor Hely Duarte is considering laying off half his workers because New York City’s transit system is halting most capital projects as its legal battle with New Jersey over congestion pricing lingers on.
By: Michelle Kaske
(Bloomberg) -- New York City's transit system plans to spend $6 billion during the next few years to make its subway stations and commuter rail
Overall crime on
Overall crime on the subway system is down 6.4% from last year's pace as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority seeks to boost safety and rider confidence.
Bondholders of Puerto Rico’s bankrupt power utility are pushing for the court to increase what they stand to recover as new projections show the company’s revenue is likely to outstrip expectations due to higher electricity consumption.
(Bloomberg) -- Tobacco bonds faltered to become the worst performers in high-yield municipal debt as a decline in smoking drove the payments that back the securities to a record low.
The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority , the nation's largest mass-transit provider, faces a potential $25 billion funding shortfall on future infrastructure upgrades to improve subway service and strengthen its system against extreme weather events, according to New York's comptroller.
The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the nation’s largest mass-transit provider, faces a potential $25 billion funding shortfall on future infrastructure upgrades to improve subway service and strengthen its system against extreme weather events, according to New York’s comptroller.
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