Corporate Finance

49 deals in 30 hours: Companies across credit grades are refinancing their debt because of historically low yields.

Record-low 30-year Treasury rates make borrowing attractive, even to a company sitting on a $200 billion stockpile of cash.

How savings strategies are evolving as college and healthcare costs rise, and the role of employers in encouraging employees to save more.

Whole-business securitized bonds enable lower-grade companies to borrow at investment-grade rates.

Here's a look at how a financial planner handles this common trick question.

Although August was supposed to be slow, prudent finance teams have seen this month's surpisingly low rates as a reason to delay summer vacations and issue debt instead.

Those with access to employer-sponsored health plans have not been insulated from the rapid increase in healthcare costs.

Guidance on interactions with fund managers will be the first step in exerting control over proxy-advisory firms.