The U.S. judge in Texas who ruled that Obamacare’s individual mandate was unconstitutional has signed off on a kind of low-cost insurance alternative that could pull young, healthy people away from the exchanges and drive up health-care costs for those left behind.

The Labor Department has proposed a rule to require certain unions to list more financial information in annual disclosure forms.

Citrix Systems Inc. was hit with a federal lawsuit claiming it intentionally cheated thousands of inside-sales employees out of overtime pay, in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act and North Carolina law.

A Union Pacific Railroad Co. conductor lacks sufficient proof that disability discrimination prevented his return from medical leave, despite his doctor’s alleged clearance, to take his claims to a jury, the District of Kansas ruled.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he sees “one more serious try” at securing a deal with Congress on another fiscal stimulus package and suggested he’ll offer Democrats a proposal for roughly $1.5 trillion in pandemic relief.

U.S. airlines are preparing to lay off tens of thousands of workers starting Thursday unless they get additional federal aid, sparking a plea from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to hold off on the cuts amid signs of progress in talks with Congress.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc will cut as many as 9,000 jobs as crude’s crash forces billions of dollars in cost savings and the oil and gas giant overhauls its business to embrace clean energy.