The judge hearing a fight between the U.S. government and Staple whether a giant office supply store may merge with a smaller rival expressed doubt on Tuesday over several arguments made by the company.
Argentina has re-entered the international credit markets through selling sovereign bonds. Though the country has initially set goal for raising $15 billion, but the country has already received orders for $65 billion. Details of the bond selling will be revealed on Tuesday.
A New Jersey judge said that he will oversee the finances of cash-strapped Atlantic City to ensure it pays $25 million it owes the local school district for the rest of this school year.
A high-ranking Republican senator dismissed as "not satisfactory" a draft legislation aimed at addressing Puerto Rico's fiscal crisis before a looming debt default on May 1, deepening intraparty divisions on the complex rescue effort.
