Salesforce.com again defeated a proposed class action challenging the investments and fees in its $2 billion 401(k) plan. A California federal judge ruled for the second time that the lawsuit was based on inappropriate comparisons among investment options and allegations of minor underperformance over a short time frame.

General Electric Co. is nearing a tussle at its annual meeting next month after the two top shareholder advisory firms recommended a vote against Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp’s revised pay package, which lowered the bar for him to eventually collect as much as $232 million.

German multinational financial services company Deutsche Bank AG will be granted a three-year exemption to continue managing U.S. retirement assets, despite its involvement in an eight-year wire fraud scheme.

Marianne Russo quit her job at Facebook Inc. last year when the pandemic closed her kids’ schools.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will address the legal gray area of employers offering Covid-19 vaccination incentives, after lawmakers and employer groups requested the workplace civil rights agency weigh in.

Two companies in the telehealth space, Spring Care Inc. and Everly Health Inc., have shuffled law department leaders as investors make bets on the industry and Congress hears calls to loosen regulations.