Donald Trump has been indicted over his refusal to return classified documents found at his Florida home, according to three people familiar with the matter.

Lawmakers in Connecticut this week moved to end a powerful debt-collection tactic that allows lenders to lock up the bank accounts of small businesses across the country.

An increase of capital requirements for US banks wouldn’t trigger additional turmoil in financial services following a tumultuous period for regional lenders, according to attorney H. Rodgin “Rodge” Cohen, Sullivan & Cromwell senior chairman.

Former President Donald Trump asked a judge to grant him a new trial in the sexual assault and defamation suit filed against him by New York author E. Jean Carroll — or to sharply reduce the $5 million damages he was ordered to pay.

President Joe Biden dismissed suggestions that a potential indictment of his predecessor and top 2024 rival Donald Trump by the Justice Department would be politically motivated, telling reporters he was “honest.”

The US Securities and Exchange Commission asked a federal court for permission to use “alternative means” to serve papers to Binance Holding Ltd. and Changpeng Zhao, noting that the crypto executive is “famously protective of revealing his whereabouts.”

Amazon.com Inc. agreed to pay nearly $1 million to workers in California who alleged the company failed to reimburse them for internet expenses incurred while remotely working during the Covid-19 pandemic under an agreement filed Thursday in federal court.

Metrohealth, Inc. in Puerto Rico has prevailed on appeal in a disability, age discrimination, and retaliation suit brought by a worker over accommodations for her respiratory condition.

Hoover, Ala., is liable to four officers for not providing them with the same leave benefits for time missed while on military duty as officers absent for jury duty, while under investigation, or on similar leaves, the Eleventh Circuit said Thursday in a novel ruling.

PetSmart LLC will pay more than $424,000 to settle a proposed class action alleging it collected workers’ voiceprints in violation of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act.

CVS Pharmacy Inc. workers at a Southern California store can vote in a rerun election because a union’s prior one-vote defeat was tainted by the employer’s illegal conduct, the National Labor Relations Board said.

A federal district court denied summary judgment to Northeastern University and a marketing manager – who suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome – on her failure to accommodate claim under the Washington Law Against Discrimination. Li v. Northeastern Univ., 2023 BL 183342, W.D. Wash., 2:22-CV-00444-LK, 5/30/23

Daniel Ngumy, Kenneth Njuguna and James Karanja of ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna look at tax measures in the recent Kenya Finance Bill that will impact multinationals and other businesses operating across various sectors.

The UK Treasury announced a plan to ease a windfall tax on the profits of UK oil and gas companies.

US President Joe Biden and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak agreed to open negotiations on a trade pact that could help British automakers qualify for electric car subsidies and speed the joint development of advanced weapons like hypersonic missiles after meeting Thursday at the White House.

California taxpayers participating in syndicated conservation easements or micro-captive insurance companies have a four-month window to settle with the Franchise Tax Board and avoid some or all state penalties. The Internal Revenue Service considers both transactions possible illegal tax shelters.

The Biden administration is proposing to allies that they extend a coordinated freeze on new digital services taxes beyond its planned expiration at the end of this year, in a bid to avert a trade war among friends and keep alive a foundering global tax deal.

The Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain failed to convince an Arizona appeals court that it’s entitled to a refund for transaction privilege taxes paid on reimbursements it received through the Marriott Rewards Program.

Odey Asset Management, whose founding partner is facing new allegations of sexual assault, is in discussions with some of the world’s largest investment banks after they started distancing themselves from hedge fund manager Crispin Odey.

Greg Wasson worked for Walgreens for more than three decades, starting as an intern and serving as chief executive officer of the pharmacy giant from 2009 to 2014.

Sixty years since the signing of the Equal Pay Act, wage gaps along gender and racial lines still persist — and they’ve cost American women $61 trillion since 1967.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen has sued the National Association of Attorneys General for information about its holdings of state money as the organization faces Republican concerns that it engages in ESG investing.

Enochian Biosciences Inc. is facing litigation in Delaware over claims that the company breached an agreement allowing its former majority owner to participate in certain sales of registered securities to the public.

A lawyer representing Charlie Javice accused the US government of deploying “hide-the-ball” legal tactics in an effort to gain an advantage in its criminal prosecution of the Frank founder.