Munich prosecutors raided German pension giant BVK over its troubled US property investments, dramatically ramping up a corruption probe just two days after investigators searched asset manager ...

Central Mutual Insurance Co.; Santa Clara, Calif.; and a swim club in the city reached settlements in an insurance dispute stemming from an underlying case alleging a coach sexually assaulted a minor ...

A North Mississippi Health Services employee accused the hospital system of failing to monitor a low-performing investment option in two retirement plans, costing thousands of workers at least $14.4 ...

A federal judge chastised attorneys representing a noncitizen convicted of voting in a federal election for using artificial intelligence in a motion to release their client from detention pending ...

Texas Attorney General-elect Nathan Johnson (D) vowed to abandon pending lawsuits from Ken Paxton’s (R) tenure that he determines were brought for political gain, voicing skepticism specifically about ...

Five professional models filed suit against an insurance company for refusing to cover a $520,000 settlement with an Athens, Ga. bar that allegedly used the women’s images without permission in ...

Five Indian citizens seeking refunds for tuition they allegedly paid to a fake university the federal government used in an undercover sting operation failed to show they should proceed as a class.

Orsted A/S completed a wind farm off the northeast coast of the US that became a lightning rod for efforts by the ...

US equities plunged Thursday as a rotation out of chipmakers deepened and investors looked past the initial relief rally following the US midterm elections.

Harmeet Dhillon plans to step down from her role leading the Justice Department’s civil rights unit, marking the first senior DOJ official to resign following Democrats’ massive midterm wins.

The US midterm election results marked a “blue tsunami,” according to Goldman Sachs, with potentially significant implications for AI and data center regulation.

California, New York, and other states secured relief in their dispute with the US Justice Department over access to anti-crime grant funds, with a ruling by a federal district court.