Two Democratic lawmakers are asking the Justice Department’s watchdog to examine whether Attorney General Pam Bondi sufficiently distanced herself from matters involving her lawyer brother, Brad Bondi.

A former government lawyer who went viral for voicing frustration in court with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is setting her eyes on a new workplace: Congress.

Galen Mason joined Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough as a partner in its corporate practice group in Chicago, the firm announced Wednesday.

William R. Halaby III joined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in its corporate practice in Miami, the firm announced Wednesday.

The Justice Department accidentally told a court last week that it was abandoning its effort to revive President Donald Trump’s executive orders against four prominent law firms, according to an administration official.

Intel Corp.'s sale of a 10% stake to the federal government amounted to little more than an “extortionary” seizure on the orders of President Donald Trump, according to a lawsuit unsealed Wednesday that seeks to void the transaction.

President Donald Trump asked the US Supreme Court to let his administration scrap a legal shield that protects 350,000 Haitians from deportation.

The budget deficit narrowed in February at a slower pace than the previous month as US tariff revenue started to slow from the peak rate hit late last year.

Recreational Equipment Inc. plans to cut its pay rates for new hires and reduce benefits for current employees, a fresh flashpoint between the struggling retailer and its unionizing workforce.

A federal judge threw out a former National Labor Relations Board official’s race and sex bias lawsuit against the agency.

A Texas-based stone slab distributor is facing a lawsuit from its liability insurer over coverage for litigation brought by the family of a fabrication worker who allegedly died as a result of exposure to silica contained in stone products.

Former 3M Co. employees challenging the target-date funds in their 401(k) plans didn’t include proper comparisons in their complaint, a Minnesota federal judge said, dismissing their case but allowing them to try again.

The budget deficit narrowed in February at a slower pace than the previous month as US tariff revenue started to slow from the peak rate hit late last year.

A senior European Commission official promised Wednesday to deliver ambitious legislation meant to simplify the bloc’s tax rules, saying the bill will be “very business-friendly.”

Chicago put off the sale of about $292 million in tax-exempt bonds the city planned to sell this week as conflict in the Middle East rattles global markets.

Howard Schultz, the billionaire former head of Starbucks Corp., has moved to Miami after more than four decades in Seattle, bringing his family office with him.

The Trump administration is poised to announce a series of trade investigations on Wednesday, according to a person familiar with the matter, a move aimed at setting the stage for new levies on imports after the Supreme Court struck down the president’s tariff agenda.

The Finnish parliament approved Wednesday global minimum tax amendments implementing the latest tranches of OECD administrative guidance, including provisions exempting US companies from parts of the levy’s framework.

Worried about the way crude oil has stampeded above and then back below $100 a barrel in a matter of hours this week? What if I told you that another crucial component of energy prices has just slumped permanently beneath the same level?

The SEC persuaded a federal judge to dismiss a Biden-era enforcement action against a penny stock trader in Minnesota after the agency tossed similar lawsuits that had accused companies of operating as unregistered securities dealers.

President Donald Trump is preparing to invoke Cold War-era powers to pave the way for renewed oil production off the southern California coast, a long-shot bid to help ease the global crude supply crunch spurred by his war with Iran.

Chubb Ltd. is partnering with the US International Development Finance Corp. on a $20 billion reinsurance backstop aimed at reviving shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil route being disrupted by the US and Israeli war with Iran.

Let’s say I lend a software company $100 for five years at 8% interest. I give the company $100 in cash, and it gives me back a note promising to pay me back, which I enter into my accounting system as a $100 asset. The next day, Anthropic releases some new artificial intelligence tool, people get nervous about the software business, and software stocks and bonds drop. The yields on loans to other software companies, companies that are similar to my borrower, go up by 0.5% over the course of the day. I call up my borrower to check in, and they say “oh yeah, we saw that headline but we’re not too worried, everything’s fine.” How much is my asset — the company’s note — worth?

Shares of Papa John’s International Inc. surged after a report the pizza chain is drawing fresh takeover interest from Qatari-based investment fund Irth Capital.