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The nature of municipal bonds is to help people, says Peter Hayes, "I really like that it's public purpose."

Photos from The Bond Buyer's 2023 Infrastructure conference.

The largest healthcare strike in U.S. history hit Kaiser Permanente Wednesday. The nonprofit giant operates 39 hospitals and 622 medical offices.

While the market broadly is still in the early stages of using artificial intelligence, more firms are starting to implement it, panelists said at MuniTech NYC, an event hosted by Munichain and Spline Data that brought together a gathering of technology-focused market participants.

The two-day meeting in Atlanta kicked off what the mayors say will be a regular meeting to promote more public-private partnerships for infrastructure projects.

All eyes will be on Friday's report, though "it seems most leading indicators suggest job growth will remain healthy, which should keep the bond market selloff going strong," said OANDA's Edward Moya.

Revenue for the state's fiscal 2024-25 biennium that began Sept. 1 is projected to exceed the enacted budget by nearly $18.3 billion.

It's the bank's eighth issuance of its climate-certified one-year notes. Buy-in starts at $100.

At stake is nearly $800 million in Federal Transit Administration funds.

Several states enacted school voucher or tax credit laws this year, while Arizona officials grapple with rising costs in its universal program.