California on Wednesday sold $6.85bn in bonds, in part by tapping a federal subsidy provided by the US stimulus package.
The deal included $5.23bn of so-called Build America Bonds (Babs), the biggest issue so far of this new type of bond.
By Nicole Bullock in New York
Published: April 22 2009 19:44 | Last updated: April 22 2009 21:28
California on Wednesday sold $6.85bn in bonds, in part by tapping a federal subsidy provided by the US stimulus package.
The deal included $5.23bn of so-called Build America Bonds (Babs), the biggest issue so far of this new type of bond.