The US Supreme Court has a fresh chance to review a key penalty calculation with potentially multimillion-dollar consequences for companies leaving union-brokered pension plans.

Sloppy data gathering and a lack of internal checks have led to nearly $1 billion in questioned costs under the EPA’s lead service line replacement program, the agency’s internal watchdog said on Tuesday.

Kenya’s High Court upheld the validity of a tax measure that President William Ruto is using to raise funding for affordable housing, boosting his attempts to steady the nation’s finances.

A federal judge’s decision to toss out a lawsuit challenging the US Department of Labor’s new independent contractor rule over standing issues spells bad news for other legal challenges to the regulation, attorneys say.

A federal appeals court split along partisan lines while hearing oral argument on a landmark NLRB decision to ease union organizing, with two Democratic-appointed judges appearing more supportive of the ruling than the GOP appointee.

Hemlock Semiconductor LLC is in line to win $325 million in US government grants to support an expansion of its Michigan facility, where the company plans to increase manufacturing of a critical chipmaking material.