Southwest

Municipal bonds on Wednesday added on to the gains made during Tuesday’s rally.

Municipal bonds were stronger ahead of Friday’s early close as the market will be greeted with $3.4 billion of new issue supply next week.

The development of autonomous vehicles and related technology is accelerating in the Lone Star State.

Municipal bonds were mostly stronger in late trading on Thursday as market activity slowed ahead of Friday’s shortened trading session.

Municipal bonds were stronger in late trading as West Virginia and the Regents of the University of California came to market.

Municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session as several big deals hit the market.

The Walton Family Foundation provided seed funds to create two “innovative” financing vehicles for charter school facilities.

In an effort to find proof of payment for many of the projects paid for with funds from the 2014 bond, the Greenville Independent School District Board of Trustees has selected Whitley Penn as the auditing firm that will review payments made to Bartlett Cocke General Contractors under the bond election program.

West Virginia increased the amount of its competitive sales planned for Wednesday by almost 30% to save money.

The IRS is focusing on $435.2 million of Series 2014A senior lien revenue refunding bonds and $75.87 million of Series 2014C second lien revenue refunding bonds.