Barrons

Musk’s Twitter Deal Would Add Lots of Debt. Bondholders Should Root for It Anyway.

AA-Rated Amazon Just Paid Up to Borrow. Here’s What That Says About Credit Costs.

AT&T’s Megadeal Is Bad News for Its Dividend but Good for Its Debt

Amazon Doesn’t Need Money. Why It Raised $18.5 Billion Anyway

The Fed Will End Emergency Relief for Banks. It Might Not Make Much Difference for Markets.

$1.9 Trillion American Rescue Plan Expected to Grow Global Economy, and Two More Numbers to Know

New Business Applications to the IRS Up 45%, and Two More Numbers to Know

Carnival’s Latest Debt Sale Comes With Less Onerous Terms Than Earlier in Pandemic

Ratio of Jobless Americans to Open Positions Continues to Hover at 1.7, and Two More Numbers to Know

393,000 Americans Laid Off From Restaurants and Hotels in November, and Two More Numbers to Know

81% of Additional American Electricity Set to Come from Renewables, and Two More Numbers to Know

Russell 2000 Up 99% Since March, and Two More Numbers to Know

18.5 Million Americans Could Lower Their Mortgage Interest Rate, and Two More Numbers to Know

The MTA Is Selling Green Bonds This Week. Investors Should Prepare for More Borrowing.

Disposable Incomes See 1% Boost Amid Mortgage and Student Loan Forbearance, and Two More Numbers to Know

United Airlines Is Selling Bonds Backed by Spare Airplane Parts. That Could Be a Stretch.