Autonomous driving engineer Anthony Levandowski was ordered to spend 18 months in prison for stealing trade secrets from Google as he defected to Uber Technologies Inc., in one of the highest-profile criminal cases to hit Silicon Valley.

Drivers for the online meal delivery marketplace Grubhub will arbitrate claims over failure to pay overtime after a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday their work didn’t constitute interstate commerce, and wasn’t exempt from the Federal Arbitration Act.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the White House and Democrats aim to strike a deal on virus-relief legislation by the end of the week -- even though the two sides remain far apart on some key issues.

The Chicago Teachers Union wants the country’s third-largest public school system to enact remote learning this fall, and union leaders may meet next week to consider a potential strike if the district moves forward with a hybrid reopening that includes in-person learning.

Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line is facing allegations that it “effectively held hostage” crewmembers by making them stay aboard its ships without pay during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a proposed class action filed Tuesday in a federal court in Miami.

A former Intertek Testing Services NA Inc. sales representative dropped her lawsuit alleging a new supervisor’s anti-female attitude and sexual comments and the isolation she experienced after returning from medical leave forced her to resign, Illinois federal court records show.

PayPal Holdings Inc. will lay off dozens of salespeople in its Omaha, Nebraska, office as the company seeks to streamline those operations, according to people with knowledge of the matter.