Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ first budget appears to have cost fewer jobs than previously estimated, casting fresh doubt over the state of the British labor market after a string of data ...

US Citizenship and Immigration Services is sunsetting a Biden-era program designed to encourage undocumented workers to speak ...

Litigation over state power to regulate pharmacy benefit managers is far from over, even after the US Supreme Court bolstered PBMs and employers that work with them by declining review of an Oklahoma ...

Texas’ highest-paid judge is timing his retirement to benefit from the first pay bump state judges have seen in more than a ...

Conservative think tanks, bolstered by political success, are getting more active in shareholder campaigns as fewer social ...

Crypto was ready to have its moment in Washington. But the SEC’s hesitation to green-light a new crypto product from ...

Health entities are calling on the Department of Health and Human Services to clarify its health data privacy law and quash a ...

A new bipartisan Senate bill would require companies that run health plans to hand over data to employers who insure their workers more quickly, or face thousands of dollars in penalties.

The Trump administration has another shot to remake auditor oversight for the world’s largest capital market after months of ...

Sanford, Florida’s city manager braced for a days-long ordeal when a group of students blocked the public entrance to police ...

Opinion: WilmerHale's William Lee and Stanford Law School's Mark Lemley say the reversal of a $20 million patent judgment ...

Opinion: Two Northwestern law professors say university trustees who fail to monitor and ensure compliance with anti-discrimination laws are breaching their fiduciary duties and setting themselves up ...