The U.S. Supreme Court left intact a board that has invalidated more than 2,000 patents, saying its constitutional problems could be fixed by giving a presidentially appointed official more power to overturn the board’s decisions.

Some tax professionals are urging clients to consider opting out of receiving new monthly payments of the child tax credit because they could end up having to pay back that money next filing season.

Five months into the Biden administration, changes are beginning to emerge in how the federal government’s occupational safety agency is enforcing its Covid-19 worker-protection mandates.

The Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Obamacare preserves a pathway for low-cost versions of biologic drugs to hit the market while also stirring a fresh debate over how to fix the system’s shortcomings.

An industry effort to vaccinate 75% of nursing home staff against Covid-19 by July 1 appears to be faltering as continued employee hesitancy, declining infection and death rates, and general pandemic fatigue are making it tough to sustain the urgency necessary to meet the lofty goal.

Global standard setters responding to demand for mandatory green accounting rules face an important hurdle to making them viable: They must first present a united front to cut through a confusing array of competing initiatives.