Bonds

Jamaica says it has forged a deal to retire $3 billion in oil debts to Venezuela thanks to bond sales.

U.S. Treasury bonds pulled back after a three-day price rally as signs of progress in Greece's debt talks eased investors' anxiety, driven by a deepening rout in China's stock markets.

A state-owned university wants to buy back its on-campus housing in an effort to reduce room costs.

An analysis of Montana's finances last year revealed 125 errors and a lack of internal controls that could have brought the inaccuracies to light earlier.

The municipality of Anchorage could be the last community to be reimbursed for new school bonds before a five-year hiatus.

Apple is planning another large bond sale at a time when investors are paying near record premiums for high-quality bonds.

The Dominican Republic has issued $2.5 billion in bonds, the largest amount in the country's history.

An agreement between Wyoming environmental regulators, a gas developer and a bond surety company would put the surety company in charge of inventory and reclamation of as many as 143 small reservoirs containing groundwater from coal-bed methane wells.

The National Bank of Hungary says it has sent a supervisor to take control of a brokerage whose license was partially suspended and which is suspected of issuing far more bonds than allowed.

A small southeastern Minnesota community is trying but failing to give away land for free.

With the focus on the Winter Olympics in Sochi and the showcasing of President Vladimir   Putin’s reinvented Russia, perhaps it is time to ask the question: should you buy Russian debt?