The modest uptick in legal employment over the summer has stalled, reflecting struggles by the sector with continued pandemic fallout as some big firms this month announce layoffs.

President Donald Trump’s proclamation barring green card applicants, diversity visa lottery winners and other foreign guest workers from entering the U.S., has been partially blocked by a Washington federal judge.

Drugmakers are planning a public pledge to not send any Covid-19 vaccine to the FDA for review without extensive safety and efficacy data, according to people familiar with the effort.

U.S. officials expect to have enough ventilators to care for Covid-19 patients and possible “second waves” of the virus after the government receives about 130,000 of the machines by the end of October.

The Defense Department reaffirmed its decision to award Microsoft Corp. a $10 billion cloud-computing contract after a re-evaluation.

Major technology companies are engaging in a multifaceted attack against the patent office over a rule they say makes it harder to invalidate patents they’re accused of infringing.

California’s unprecedented push to create racial diversity quotas for corporate boards would move the companies there into uncharted territory, raising a host of legal questions and further empowering change-driven shareholders.