After Twitter Inc. forced workers laid off during a mass purge by Elon Musk to go through private arbitration to argue they were cheated of severance pay, the company is making it impossible for the former employees to meet its demands, according to their lawyer.

Robinhood Markets Inc. said it’s looking to repurchase shares previously controlled by Sam Bankman-Fried and canceled almost $500 million of stock-based compensation for its co-founders.

Centene will pay $215m for overcharging California’s Medi-Cal program by falsely reporting higher prescription drug costs, California AG Rob Bonta said.

Mayo Clinic may have violated a breast cancer surgeon’s rights under federal and Minnesota leave and anti-discrimination laws when it failed to promote her following her pregnancy, effectively ending her employment.

An insurance dispute over $50 million in drug costs for two participants in Henkel of America Inc.'s health plan is heading toward trial after a Connecticut federal judge largely denied a trio of competing summary judgment motions.

Roughly 650 Illinois first responder pension plans must follow through with a statewide consolidation law aimed at lowering local property taxes that are ballooning because of pension liabilities, a state appeals court ruled.