Bonds

U.S. Treasury debt prices rose on Tuesday as renewed worries about a weakening global economy supported safe-haven demand for government debt.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised the upper end of its estimate for "reasonably possible" legal expenses to $5.9 billion, according to a regulatory filing.

Standard & Poor's has boosted Detroit's rating on eight- to 15-year bonds the city plans to sell to improve public services.

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.