Tre’Vaughn Howard: Amazon workers in Atlanta are pushing forward with a two-fold effort to combat workplace safety concerns.

Congress and the medical community are working to extend a pandemic-era program that allows hospitals to bill Medicare for ...

Regional law firms seeking growth through mergers prefer middle markets rather than top legal centers, data from combinations ...

Two SEC commissioners say the agency’s excessive secrecy in how it makes decisions on whistleblower awards undermines faith ...

Jac MS LLC’s attempt to overturn OSHA citations stemming from the death of a worker caught in a machine that cuts chicken ...

Bank of America Corp.‘s senior leaders want the Delaware Chancery Court to dismiss a lawsuit alleging they worsened the ...

The Supreme Court will consider the lawfulness of a rule regulating “ghost gun” kits just months after it wiped out a federal ...

Apollo Global Management Inc. agreed to buy Barnes Group Inc. in an all-cash transaction that values the technology and aerospace manufacturer at about $3.6 billion.

Amazon.com Inc.’s controversial decision to bring corporate employees back to the office full-time reflects executives’ concerns that recent recruits don’t understand the company’s unique culture.

Chevron Corp. agreed to sell its stakes in some oil sands and shale assets to Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. for $6.5 billion.

Digital-asset trading and brokerage firm FalconX is hunting for acquisitions ahead of an anticipated flurry of deal-making in the sector.

The flood of crypto money into English football is continuing, providing an influx of new cash for clubs as regulations tighten around gambling sponsorship, a key revenue stream that will soon fade.