Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, although initially skeptical, is now more willing to do it.

As U.S. braces for virus fallout to get worse, the Commercial Paper Funding Facility and Primary Dealer Credit Facility are designed to support corporate liquidity.

Yields in the CP market have reached levels not seen since 2008, leaving some corporates scrambling to find cash elsewhere.

The impact of FOMC rate reductions on money-market fund yields is delayed compared with the federal funds rate; as a result, some companies are moving assets away from lower-yielding bank products into MMFs.

This week, companies in hard-hit industries have been drawing down credit lines and otherwise securing cash at rates not seen since 2008.

Fed watchers increasingly predict that U.S. interest rates will soon hit zero.

As U.S. companies' annual spending on corporate cards is expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2024, new providers aim to lure business away from American Express.

Uncertainty increases the risk of business insolvencies in the U.K. and across Europe. Here's what to keep an eye on.