Aashna Shah

4 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Aashna Shah

US states are sounding the alarm over the billions in revenue they stand to lose under the Trump administration’s broadscale government cuts and the impact of his trade policies. In Maryland, the reductions are expected to cost nearly $350 million and led Moody’s Ratings to lower the state’s top-tier credit grade it had held for half a century. California officials say on-again, off-again tariff announcements have dampened the state’s economic outlook.

4 days ago | fa-mag.com | Aashna Shah

US states are sounding the alarm over the billions in revenue they stand to lose under the Trump administration’s broadscale government cuts and the impact of his trade policies. In Maryland, the reductions are expected to cost nearly $350 million and led Moody’s Ratings to lower the state’s top-tier credit grade it had held for half a century. California officials say on-again, off-again tariff announcements have dampened the state’s economic outlook.

4 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Aashna Shah

US states are sounding the alarm over the billions in revenue they stand to lose under the Trump administration’s broadscale government cuts and the impact of his trade policies. In Maryland, the reductions are expected to cost nearly $350 million and led Moody’s Ratings to lower the state’s top-tier credit grade it had held for half a century. California officials say on-again, off-again tariff announcements have dampened the state’s economic outlook.

4 days ago | bloomberg.com | Aashna Shah

Job seekers wait in line outside a job fair in Silver Spring, Maryland, in April. (Bloomberg) -- US states are sounding the alarm over the billions in revenue they stand to lose under the Trump administration’s broadscale government cuts and the impact of his trade policies.  In Maryland, the reductions are expected to cost nearly $350 million and led Moody’s Ratings to lower the state’s top-tier credit grade it had held for half a century.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Aashna Shah

The AirTrain JFK is seen on it’s first day of service at John F. Kennedy International Airport in the Queens borough of New York on December 17, 2003. (Bloomberg) -- The people mover that shuttles passengers to John F. Kennedy International Airport is cutting its fares by 50% this summer in a bid to reduce road traffic as construction peaks at the busiest New York City airport.