Concerns about Chinese property developer China Evergrande Group led at least eight blue-chip companies to stop planned bond sales.

As the Fed exits corporate credit, some investors expect a 'helicopter parent' to continue standing by.

The $1.1 trillion money manager leans in to duration and higher ratings in credit, indicating a belief that interest rates won't rise substantially anytime soon.

For the past couple of weeks, debt issuances have backed up in anticipation of tomorrow's high-stakes Georgia Senate vote.

"You entered the pandemic with dozens of U.S. high-grade companies carrying around $1 trillion of debt in aggregate, pledging to pay down debt or grow their way into lower leverage." That's going to be hard in this economy.

Pandemic-fueled debt binge seems to have run its course; now companies seem to be hoarding cash.

Analysts are trying to determine which companies will issue euro-denominated bonds, which tends to reduce leverage and risk premiums on the company's U.S. bonds.

Toyota Motor Corp. is borrowing US$2.5 billion through its finance company to help support the sale of clean cars, marking the first U.S. corporate green…