Peloton Interactive Inc., accused by an activist investor of being unwilling to work with regulators, has turned to a veteran GE Appliances executive to be its new vice president of product safety compliance.

In agreeing Monday to consider abolishing race-conscious university admissions, the U.S. Supreme Court and its 6-3 Republican-appointed majority took another big step toward transforming the nation’s legal landscape.

Exela Technologies Inc. must face accusations it made misleading statements about revenue predictability after a federal judge in Texas found investors’ new allegations as to mental state sufficient to move forward.

Robert Califf’s previous stint as FDA chief will help him secure the role once again despite growing lawmaker opposition over his drug industry ties, former agency officials say.

Hundreds of union contracts will expire in 2022 at health-care facilities from Boston to Sacramento, setting up fights over staff-to-patient ratios, pay, and other safety concerns as beleaguered workers continue to battle the Covid-19 pandemic.

A titanium mine proposed near Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp is becoming a battleground over whether developers nationwide can trust the Army Corps of Engineers’ word that planned developments won’t harm federally protected streams and wetlands.