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The Texas attorney general's office determined a Citigroup commercial firearms policy does not comply with a 2021 state law prohibiting state and local government contracts with companies that discriminate against the firearms industry.

To cool inflation, the Boston Fed president said, the central bank may need to keep raising rates and then holding them steady for a while.

Toks Omishakin's second year as State Transportation Agency secretary is off to a challenging start between massive rainfalls and proposed budget cuts.

The MSRB's CEO sat down to discuss regulatory developments in 2023, the board's efforts on technology and other topics.

"Selling prices increased at a modest or moderate pace in most districts, though many said that the pace of increases had slowed from that of recent reporting periods," the Fed said.

Inflows returned, with the Investment Company Institute reporting investors added $1.982 billion to mutual funds in the week ending Jan. 11, after $3.157 billion of outflows the previous week.

States in the region have seen billions in investments from EV producers after offering them billions in economic development packages.

While the legislation heading to Gov. J.B. Pritzker's desk will not affect CPS' rating in the short-term, the district's ability to manage labor conflict could affect credit quality over time, Fitch said.

With the Permanent University Fund only benefitting the two biggest public universities in Texas, the state legislature will consider creating an endowment for other higher education institutions.

Missouri's challenge to the law that prohibits pandemic aid funding being used for tax cuts won't get a hearing.