The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the Trump administration’s bid to give employers and universities the broad right to claim a religious or moral exemption from the Obamacare requirement that they offer free birth control through their health-care plans.

A lawsuit over more than $700,000 in life insurance proceeds should be resolved in favor of an insured man’s common-law husband, rather than his father, a federal magistrate judge in Dallas ruled Thursday.

Airbnb Inc. is laying the groundwork for a public market debut later this year, announcing a new corporate governance strategy that values safety, sustainability, diversity and accountability.

Honeywell International Inc. will provide lifetime medical coverage to a group of unionized workers who retired from a Stratford, Conn., plant after 1997, the retirees told a federal judge in Connecticut Friday.

A retirement plan investor who sued Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association over its plan loan program on Thursday asked the Southern District of New York to certify her case as a class action.

Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association of America is backing the University of Pennsylvania’s bid for U.S. Supreme Court review of a decision allowing university employees to advance a lawsuit targeting the school’s retirement plan.