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Illinois made $740 million in Medicaid-related payments this week.

White House close to taking stance on internet sales taxes

The U.S. Virgin Islands' proposed budget may be overly optimistic in its revenue and spending assumptions, according to a Fitch Ratings analyst.

Veteran Chicago-based banker Elizabeth Coolidge is headed to UBS from PNC.

Advocacy group contends the Trump infrastructure council's closed-door sessions are illegal.

The sales tax breaks on car trade-ins comes at too great a price for the state.

The California Assembly voted to extend cap-and-trade to 2030 last week

The Federal Open Market Committee did not increase the fed funds rate target, the Fed announced following the panel’s two-day meeting, but it said it expects to begin balance sheet normalization “relatively soon.”

The Treasury Department auctioned $34 billion of five-year notes, with a 1 7/8% coupon, a 1.884% high yield, a price of 99.957246.

To celebrate, NYC Ferry is offering half price draft beverages on all ships equipped with concessions.

The Treasury Department Wednesday auctioned $13 billion of two-year floating rate notes with a high discount margin of 0.060%, at a 0.060% spread, a price of 100.00000.

Austin-based Bracewell partner Elizabeth Bowes will serve as president of the Texas Women in Public Finance for the next year.

The Manhattan Institute's study comes amid a New York transit crisis and related political bickering

The agency maintains its AA-minus rating on the commonwealth while awaiting a revenue package.

Top quality municipal bonds were weaker at midday, according to traders, as deals from New York City swept into the marketplace.

Personal tax receipts plunged 11.6% as investors held off on transactions anticipating tax reform in Washington, State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said.

Buena Vista was denied access to state borrowing programs because the city failed to pay its golf course debt.

The municipal bond market is ready for the New York City deal to be priced for institutions on Wednesday as traders eye the direction of bond yields.

Taxpayers already can arrange a telephone conference instead of traveling to an IRS appeals office.

The pace of new single-family home sales rose by only 0.8% to a slightly weaker-than-expected 610,000 seasonally adjusted annual rate in June, following downward revisions to the sales pace in the previous three months, data released by the Commerce Department Wednesday showed.