The federal judge overseeing a challenge to President Donald Trump’s plans for a Washington community golf course plans to tap a former Justice Department official from Trump’s first term to ...

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Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s operating earnings fell to $12.7 billion in the third quarter, a 5.8% decline from a year earlier, the Omaha, Nebraska-based conglomerate said Saturday in a statement.

A US Supreme Court case over an injured inmate’s claim that a prison nurse refused requests for medical aid highlights the dizzying path for seeking legal redress for abuses by federal officials, as ...

Coca-Cola Co. has filed draft papers for an initial public offering of its Indian bottling unit. Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings Ltd.’s founder will sell as much as 997.46 million shares in the IPO, with ...

Three top biotechnology industry groups filed a lawsuit Friday against the Trump administration’s pilot program that aims to align Medicare drug prices with lower ones in peer nations.

SpaceX board member Donald Harrison is resigning from the role after more than a decade, leaving the company as a group of independent directors weigh Elon Musk’s push for a merger with Tesla Inc.

US intelligence officials told the Trump administration that a woman who had become close to Nvidia Corp.Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang was working for a Chinese spy agency, which recruited her ...

Schroders Plcis planning to sell off some of its real estate assets in Singapore, having appointed a pair of brokers to raise around S$220 million ($172 million) from the sale of a mall, according to ...

Houston Mayor John Whitmire ordered the city’s police to limit cooperation with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, saying “elections matter” days after Democrats swept to power across Texas.

An Illinois federal district court granted summary judgment to Cook County on a mental-health specialist’s Title VII religious discrimination claim, finding it was barred by claim preclusion due to a ...

Four school districts failed to revive their bid to hold Meta Platforms Inc., TikTok Inc., Snap Inc., and YouTube LLC liable for a youth mental health crisis, a California appeals court ruled.