Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc has sold its UK pension pot to an insurance firm in a £4.3 billion ($5.8 billion) deal, bolstering the engine manufacturer’s efforts to simplify its business.

Amazon.com Inc. will try to convince a panel of Ninth Circuit judges that the National Labor Relations Board shouldn’t be ...

The “Velvet Hammer” stood before his sentencing judge in June and gave a statement worthy of his reputation: Deliberate, calm ...

The Environmental Protection Agency will no longer abide by the collective bargaining agreement struck with unions ...

Deutsche Lufthansa AG‘s $3.5 million class settlement with consumers was vacated Friday after a federal appeals panel said ...

A federal appeals court on Friday revived a slew of claims from Texas doctors who allege they were underpaid by Blue Cross ...

Canada on Friday urged a federal judge to prevent Michigan’s governor from forcing the shutdown of the Enbridge Inc.-owned ...

The Trump administration is considering selling shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in an offering that could start as early ...

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. must face a retaliation claim from a whistleblower who alleges the company deprived the US ...

Former Arista Records CEO Antonio Marquis “L.A.” Reid lost his bid to have a music producer’s damages claim for lost ...

The Trump administration threatened to assume ownership of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of patents from Harvard ...

Getty Images Holdings Inc. must pay more than $7.8 million to two investors for preventing the investors from exercising ...