The proposed buyout of Toyota Industries Corp. by an entity backed by group companies isn’t designed to be a takeover by the founding family, Akio Toyoda said, pushing back against criticism by ...

The lawyers who negotiated a $69 million settlement with UnitedHealth Group Inc. over the Wells Fargo & Co. target date funds ...

US job growth moderated in May and the prior months were revised lower, indicating employers are cautious about growth prospects as they weigh the Trump administration’s economic policy.

Participants in Liberty Mutual Group Inc.'s 401(k) plan can go to trial on key claims in their lawsuit challenging the plan’s fee levels and investment performance, a Massachusetts federal judge ruled ...

A Black job seeker asked a federal judge for permission to intervene in an EEOC lawsuit challenging a Sheetz policy’s ...

A Tennessee law that requires some convicted felons to provide documentation proving that they’re eligible to vote is safe at least for the time being, the Sixth Circuit said.

Soaring temperatures, which are deadlier than any other natural disaster, will endanger the health and productivity of millions of Americans this summer.

A plaintiff’s claims that Walmart publicly applied to patent technology after it was accused of stealing it added an unusual ...

A long shot provision in President Donald Trump’s budget bill raises questions about whether proposed court limits would ...

The implications of a major international prisoner swap in February—the deal that released American schoolteacher Marc Fogel ...

Recent “kids code” legislation passed by Vermont and Nebraska threatens companies with new compliance hurdles.

President Donald Trump’s proposed elimination of the Legal Services Corporation, a longtime conservative goal, threatens ...