In a search for yield, investors are turning to these relatively risky investments.

For the first time, a Eurozone country issues negative-yield bonds. Who buys them?

It's volatile, doesn't offer a yield or dividend and is highly taxed.

Historically black colleges and universities pay 15 to 20 percent more to borrow.

You can make less than half a percent over 30 years for loaning the government money.

Japan now has 10-year government bonds with a negative yield. Investors want them.

Bond markets are jittery. Energy markets are uneasy.

Because of its exclusion from Chapter 9 provisions, handling debt is complicated.

Governor says the commonwealth doesn't have the funds to make the July 1 payments.