Equinix Inc., one of the world’s biggest data-center companies, said mounting barriers to bringing new projects online will make existing capacity more valuable and potentially strengthen its grip on the market — including pricing.

A proposal for a data center in Nashville is facing off against the leopards and tigers of the city’s zoo.

Investors are pouring money back into municipal bonds as higher yields and the approaching summer reinvestment season draw cash into the tax-exempt market.

In a state known for pro-business policies, some local activists are trying to block the big-money projects that power AI

In a state known for pro-business policies, some local activists are trying to block the big-money projects that power AI.

Lake Tahoe has long been a refuge for Silicon Valley’s tech elite, from Mark Zuckerberg to Larry Ellison. Now the artificial intelligence boom behind much of that wealth is straining the region’s power market, pushing up costs for residents in the lakeside towns below.

The Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is planning to sell $187.5 million of federally taxable municipal revenue bonds as it contends with financial pressure tied to federal and state cuts to California’s Medicaid program.

A roughly 120-year-old park district in central Illinois that failed to disclose a missed municipal-bond payment for several months had its credit rating slashed five levels into junk by S&P Global Ratings, which signaled another downgrade is possible.

The war in Iran is prompting states across the country to consider temporarily cutting fuel taxes, a relief measure that could cost them millions of dollars.

Seattle’s plan to overhaul the cultural campus around the Space Needle is colliding with a basic dilemma: The city is running out of legal room to raise taxes.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani just faced his administration’s first big test in the municipal-bond market amid growing concerns about the city’s finances.

Basketball teams’ financial health is more important than ever as schools can now pay their student-athletes. 

Colgate-Palmolive Co. posted stronger-than-expected sales growth in the fourth quarter thanks to a rebound in Latin America after it reformulated a new toothpaste flavor following adverse reactions in the region.