Snap Inc.'s general counsel Michael O’Sullivan received more than $5.4 million in total compensation last year, a 30% drop from the prior fiscal year, the company disclosed Friday.

The House passed an expansive bill that would invest tens of billions in the U.S. tech sector, but Republican objections that it’s too weak on China threaten what Democrats hoped would be a quick election-year win.

UnitedHealth Group Inc. and OptumRx defeated a health plan participant’s lawsuit claiming she was overcharged for prescription drugs, when a Minnesota federal judge determined that her lawsuit was based on a draft plan summary that contained a “scrivener’s error.”

Whether NCAA Division I student athletes are employees of the colleges and universities they attend, entitling them to pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act, will be decided by the Third Ciruit.

A U.S. appeals court will consider reviving a former federal judiciary employee’s sex discrimination claims in a case that could lower the bar for workers to win misconduct lawsuits against the nation’s judicial branch.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, having appointed three respected policymakers to his climate-change leadership team, now faces what is seen as an even bigger test of his climate ambitions.