A group of California female inmates can’t proceed with a lawsuit to undo a state law requiring officials to transfer people ...

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A former dealmaker at Lazard Inc. and Citigroup Inc. was banned from the US financial industry, months after authorities accused him of leaking tips on mergers and acquisitions to a network of insider ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent regularly says his motivation to get “out from behind my desk” and enter public service was concern about growing US debt. Developments over the past several weeks ...

A strike involving mostly immigrant employees at one of the nation’s largest beef packing plants is the latest evidence of ...

The Trump administration’s 10% stake in Intel Corp. may give plaintiffs in patent disputes a weapon against the company after ...

A new generation of deepfakes is tougher to detect with the naked eye. Fintechs and insurers are becoming popular targets.

Tens of thousands of immigrants, including some who have lived and worked for years in the US, have been detained under the ...

Akin Gump is rebuilding its team of congressional investigations lawyers after a Wall Street firm poached two practice leaders last month.

On one of his first days as chief executive officer of Red Lobster, Damola Adamolekun made a bold prediction. The restaurant chain had just emerged from bankruptcy and was bleeding customers and cash.

Opinion: If plan fiduciaries continue to follow ERISA’s fiduciary requirements, alternative investments can help defined ...

Videotaped depositions have long been a routine feature of modern litigation—efficient, reliable, and strategically useful ...