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Investegate announcements from Pharnext, Pharnext and Global Tech Opportunities 13 Agree to Stop Convertible Bond Program from End of May 2022

A $3 million renovation of the enchilada red Central Library downtown has started.

The city of New Braunfels and the San Antonio-based contractor tasked with reconstructing West Klein Road are in disagreement over the quality of work on the $10 million project, who

Collectors Insurance Agency’s renowned surety Bond Program includes statutory, blanket client and client contract bonds.

City Council has split on certain allocations, especially about whether to fund an expansion of the city’s greenway trail system or put more towards updating the city’s declining infrastructure including streets, sidewalks, drainage and flood control. Voters will decide whether to approve the city's largest-ever bond package in May 2022.

<p><i>PNGX Markets, the PNG Digital ICT Cluster, and Emerging Venture Management (“Unkapt”) - together the proponents of the DEFINE Initiative – have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with SVM Ventures LLC (“underwrite.ai”) of Boston, USA. Together they will develop a machine learning based credit risk assessment framework for specific use in PNG and the Pacific region.  This framework will assi...

<p><i>Women’s Micro Bank Limited, rebranded as the Mama Bank, the only financial institution in Papua New Guinea with an explicit focus on women, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with PNGX Markets, the PNG Digital ICT Cluster, and Emerging Venture Management (Unkapt) - together the proponents of the DEFINE Initiative.  The MOU outlines areas of cooperation to deliver a number of DEFINE objectives, including new sources of funding to expand lending t...

Following the release of the 2020 Census data, New Braunfels city leaders have begun work on redistricting, a process that uses the community’s changing demographics to reconfigure city council member

City of San Antonio leaders are preparing a $1.2 billion, five-year bond program to send to voters next spring.

Six of the original members of the Pueblo School District 60 Citizens’ Bond Advisory Committee (CBAC), which was formed to monitor and report on D60’s bond projects as approved by Pueblo voters in 2019, resigned earlier this month on July 6. In a resignation letter sent to D60 Board of Education President Taylor Voss and D60 Superintendent Charlotte Macaluso, committee members Ken Lane, Matthew Trujillo, Brittany Campbell, Mike Donnell, Todd Mihelich and Aaron Suazo cited as reason for the...