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Brad Lander and Daby Carreras jostled over whether the city's move is a sound investment and effective against climate change.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen defended Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s record on regulating the financial system amid attacks by progressives seeking to deny him a second term — even though in the past she’s expressed some misgivings about rulemaking under his watch.

Options for the beleaguered transit authority include expanding its commuter rail base and cracking down on fare evasion.

The request for comments also asks whether the MSRB should amend the relevant rules or adopt/amend formal interpretive guidance that expressly defines a regulated entity's obligations with respect to new-issue pricing.

Fitch Ratings changed the outlook on the city's bonds to stable from negative ahead of the deal.

Volume falls slightly in the week of October 25 with total potential volume estimated at $7.408 billion: $6.036 billion of negotiated deals and $1.372 billion in the competitive market.

The full Chicago City Council will cast a final vote on a $4.4 billion bonding authorization and 2022 budget in the coming days.

The Internal Revenue Service has moved to mandatory electronic filing of its form which deals with direct payments of Build America Bonds and Qualified Zone Academy Bonds.

The case may turn on whether the SEC’s temporary order is capable of repetition and evading review.

The Puerto Rico Bankruptcy Judge on Friday ordered a meeting for Monday between the Oversight Board, lawmakers, the governor and creditors to discuss possible alternatives.