New Gold Inc. surged after forming an unusual partnership with Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan that gives the miner $300 million in exchange for selling a portion of the free cash flow from its flagship operation.

The Senate easily confirmed two judicial nominees to courts in U.S. territories in a rare show of bipartisanship in President Donald Trump’s judicial appointment efforts.

Senators on both sides of the aisle wrestled with the question of establishing judicial guidelines for imposing nationwide injunctions and weighed suggestions that the Supreme Court may be best suited to address the issue first.

It was the kind of warning familiar to Fox viewers in the Trump era: An immigrant posed a danger to U.S. security.

A key financial services lobbying group is calling for clarification and minor tweaks of a new retirement law to make it easier for employers who participate in pooled plans.

A proposed class action accusing Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota of wrongfully clawing back patients’ approved benefit payments got a boost Monday, when a federal magistrate judge in Minnesota said the insurer’s motion to dismiss should be denied.