Ever since Fox News was hit with a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit over reports falsely accusing a voting-machine company of rigging the 2020 presidential election, the conservative network has invoked the broad protections of the First Amendment in its defense.

The Biden administration on Friday revamped its proposed changes to the way that payments are determined for private Medicare managed care plans next year.

Burford Capital Ltd.’s big bet on a lawsuit over an Argentina oil company took a major step forward on Friday.

Republican attorneys general from 21 states sent a letter to asset managers warning them about their approach to environmental, social and governance factors ahead of shareholder votes at this year’s corporate annual meetings.

Two of Ernst & Young’s top leaders—with opposing views on how to split up the firm—said Friday they are still working toward a resolution after meeting in California this week.

Walt Disney Co. won’t replace chief compliance officer Alicia Schwarz after the world’s largest entertainment company let her go as part of an effort to gain efficiency and boost its financial performance.

Norfolk Southern Corp. was sued by the US Justice Department over the train crash and chemical spill that forced the temporary evacuation of a small Ohio town in February.