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While Wall Street firms agree that municipal bond volume will drop from 2017, their estimates of how much range from 8% to 34%.

Gov. Henry McMaster said the only way to stop rate increases to pay for the failed Summer nuclear project is to sell the state-owned utility.

Illinois lawmakers return to work this month ahead of the governor's State of the State speech and budget release.

Nachman Aaron Troodler's cooperation against Christopher St. Lawrence in the Ramapo, N.Y., case spared him jail time.

Tax reform strengthened Federal Reserve officials' outlook for economic growth as they expect tax cuts to boost consumer and business spending.

The Board said "filtering" bids and offers can hurt retail investors, liquidity, and market efficiency.

The Democrat and former Hartford city treasurer said Wednesday her administration “restored integrity and public confidence in the office of state treasurer."

Municipal bonds are mixed at mid-session as the market awaits the start of this week's new issue activity.

The state issued the notes in 2009 to cover operating expenses when its rainy-day fund was depleted.

The firm added nationally recognized tax attorney Jeremy Spector to its Philadelphia office.

The sectors creating the most jobs have relatively low wages and the city’s poverty rate remains high, said the Citizens Budget Commission.

Three lawsuits will determine what community development districts must do to buy property, and what developers must do with aging amenities.

State lawmakers reconvene on Jan. 17.

About 4,930,700 online job postings appeared on leading internet job boards in December, an increase of 229,700 from November.

Construction spending was up 0.8% in November, slightly above the expected 0.7% gain.

The overall economy grew for the 103rd straight time, the Institute for Supply Management reported Wednesday.

The municipal bond market is waiting to see this week’s new issues as bonds traded mixed in early activity.

The New York economy ended 2017 with a level better than the average for the year, and the future expectations soared to levels not seen in more than a decade.

New Mexico lawmakers prepare to meet this month buoyed by an improved revenue forecast.

As stocks surged and Treasuries swooned, municipal bond traders gauged the direction of yields as they looked ahead to what may be a downturn in issuance this year.