Democrats reached a deal on unemployment aid Friday night, clearing the way for the Senate to continue debating the pandemic-relief bill. President Joe Biden made public appeals on Friday for passage of his $1.9 trillion stimulus, meeting with potential recipients of direct payments and highlighting continuing damage in the labor market.

Business allies are readying a new slate of legal and political challenges to the confirmation of Jennifer Abruzzo, President Joe Biden’s nominee for top attorney at the federal labor board, arguing she’s being appointed illegally.

Fidelity Investments scored a big legal victory Friday, when the First Circuit ruled that the company can’t be liable as an ERISA fiduciary for charging “infrastructure fees” to the mutual funds that appear on its 401(k) investment platform.

Deloitte U.K.'s deputy CEO is stepping down amid reports of bullying, news that again focuses an uncomfortable spotlight on the supposedly toxic work culture at the Big Four accounting firms.

Minnesota prosecutors moved a step closer to winning reinstatement of a third-degree murder charge against Derek Chauvin, the former police officer set to stand trial for the death of George Floyd.

Jeld-Wen Inc. asked the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit to reconsider a first-of-its-kind ruling by a three-judge panel unwinding its merger with a competing door manufacturer in response to an antitrust challenge brought by a rival rather than a regulator.