Capital markets

The Marshall Fire burned 6,000 acres in 24 hours and destroyed more than 1,000 homes in suburban Boulder County between Denver and Boulder.

The agency cited “the appropriation of the full actuarial pension contribution in fiscal 2022 for the first time in 26 years" coupled with improved reserves.

The rating agency is keeping the not-for-profit hospital sector's outlook stable as hospitals continue to benefit from the impact of federal coronavirus relief.

An influx of federal funds contributed to the stable outlook.

The agreement will move along the Penn Station Access commuter rail undertaking and East River tunnel fix-ups.

The U.S. labor shortage is bearing down on hospitals' bottom line and shows no signs of letting up next year according to rating agencies' 2022 sector outlooks.

State officials will wrap up a busy year a sale that includes a social bonds component.

Revenues from the Bay Area Toll Authority's seven bridges are recovering more slowly than many other U.S. toll roads, but it enjoys strong credit fundamentals.

Michelle Wu's election was an exception at the local level as voters rejected hard-left candidates and initiatives.

The two are in sync, said New York City's incoming comptroller, who will take office Jan. 1.

Citing lingering questions about the bank's policies on financing of firearms manufacturers, the Bond Commission chose Wells Fargo for the refinancing deal.

The state will take a fresh dose of good rating news into the market when it competitively sells $400 million to fund pension buyouts and capital expenditures.

The rating agency said the upgrade reflected financial resiliency during the COVID-19 pandemic and a strong rebound in air travel demand exceeding expectations.

With less defined mechanisms than other cities, a report says, the incoming mayor has an opportunity to shape the city's reserve policy.

A Texas state law targets Wall Street banks for wading into the debate over guns.

The nation's second-largest county heads into the market next week with a GO refunding buoyed by an upgrade and an outlook boost.

The rating upgrade reflects “sustained reduction in its long-term liability burden and Fitch's expectations of a stable burden going forward."

The outlook revisions boosts a city with some $8 billion in borrowing in the works, including more than $1 billion before the end of this year.

A federal judge signed off on sanctions against IFS Securities Inc.'s former head trader for allegedly pocketing phony commissions and unauthorized trades that bankrupted the firm.

Fitch Ratings revised the Canaveral Port Authority and Port Everglades rating outlooks to stable from negative as cruise ship activity accelerates.