Richard Parsons, the executive dubbed “Captain Emergency” for his record of stabilizing ailing companies such as AOL Time Warner, Citigroup Inc. and Dime Savings Bank of New York, has died. He was 76.

Micron Technology Inc. cited a “significant risk” to US national security when urging a federal judge to reconsider an order ...

The Federal Circuit’s chief judge is fighting the release of documents related to Judge Pauline Newman’s suspension to ...

A former Rex Healthcare Inc. worker says she was discriminated against due to her Christian beliefs when the company ...

Across the world, businesses aren’t waiting until US Inauguration Day on Jan. 20 to see which countries, products or tariff rates are announced in Trump’s widely telegraphed trade wars. The mere ...

A Utah man, Paul Kenneth Cromar, was sentenced to an aggregate of six years in prison for tax evasion and forcibly retaking a house and land that had been seized under court order to pay his ...

General Motors Co. won’t face trial over a 60-year-old maintenance supervisor’s age bias claim after an Ohio federal court ...

Jennifer Haynes was promoted to senior vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary at the Federal Reserve Bank ...

A federal contract dispute board wrongly ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to pay attorneys’ fees to contractor CKY Inc., ...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration found that Bandera Utility Contractors repeatedly exposed workers to serious hazards by sending them into unprotected trenches without providing a ...

Handbag giants Capri Holdings Ltd. and Tapestry, Inc. should have recognized that their $8.5 billion merger would bust under ...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration found that Dexter Fortson Associates Inc., an electrical contractor, failed to take critical safety measures that could have prevented the ...