Big-name law firms, religious organizations and companies connected to President Donald Trump and other politicians were among the thousands of loan recipients that took part in the federal government’s largest coronavirus relief program, the $669 billion Paycheck Protection Program.

Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Insurance Co. owes more than $7 million for bullying insurance brokers into a boycott of Ben-E-Lect, a “wrapping” company that makes high-deductible employee health plans more affordable through cost sharing, a California state appeals court ruled.

From nursing homes in New York and a landfill in Utah to Disney World and the Las Vegas Strip, employers are wrestling with workplace safety in the age of Covid-19 and making fraught calculations about how to safeguard both their businesses and their employees.

U.S. public pensions may have finished the fiscal year with small gains, a dramatic turnaround after losing about $1 trillion during the first quarter when the coronavirus pandemic triggered a stock market plunge.

Four former employees of defense contractor ManTech International Corp. are dropping their proposed class action claiming the company’s 401(k) plan is full of expensive funds that drained millions of dollars in retirement savings, according to court papers filed in the Eastern District of Virginia.

A trade association representing more than 900 local electric cooperatives and public utility districts announced plans to settle a proposed class action challenging the fees tied to its 401(k) plan, according to court papers filed in the Eastern District of Virginia.