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| The former head of consumer affairs in New York City explains why helping the poor manage money more wisely would also help government manage their money more wisely. |
| Although issuance is down, there have been a few good developments on the municipal bond front. |
| The Eastern European city found a way to offer free rides to citizens for a small cost to government. The U.S. has tried it before. Will cities try it again? |
News in Numbers 144 Number of votes by which high school senior Saira Blair defeated incumbent Larry D. Kump for the Republican nomination for the 59th District of the West Virginia House of Delegates. MORE NUMBERS |
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| Results of a new nationwide survey show Millennials’ attitudes on a range of issues. Read key takeaways from the report. |
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With the launch of its next-generation smart city solutions, IBM has directed its thinking toward three main themes, which are tailored for cities, holistic in their execution, and interconnected. These are: Planning and Management, Infrastructure Planning, and Human Services.
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