A German court issued arrest warrants against Hanno Berger, once the country’s most profitable tax lawyer, as it said charges related to the Cum-Ex scandal could proceed to trial.

The New York State Assembly is poised to pass legislation that would allow part-time workers to collect unemployment insurance and put a stay on evictions and foreclosures for small businesses, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie announced Tuesday.

London financiers are discovering that warnings from the European Union over the cost of Brexit are more than tough talk.

A proposed class action alleging losses of personally identifiable information against Wyndham Capital Mortgage Inc. should be dismissed for lack of federal standing, the company is arguing in a North Carolina federal court.

UniCredit SpA is set to appoint Andrea Orcel as chief executive officer, choosing one of Europe’s best known bankers to replace Jean Pierre Mustier, according to people familiar with the discussions.

Bribery charges against a Latvian member of the European Central Bank’s governing council is forcing a court to review for the first time the limits of the immunity given to the bloc’s top officials.