Billionaire money manager Ken Fisher is facing more pressure from clients following offensive remarks he made at an industry conference.

The federal pension insurer is assuming responsibility for nearly 8,000 health-care workers facing reduced benefits due to substantially underfunded retirement plans.

A lawsuit over the company stock in Wells Fargo & Co.'s 401(k) plan should be put on hold while the U.S. Supreme Court hears a similar case involving International Business Machines Corp., Wells Fargo plan participants told the Eighth Circuit.

Washington’s paid sick leave law doesn’t violate the U.S. Constitution or federal preemption law, a federal court ruled, guaranteeing benefits for Washington-based airline flight crew workers.

A medical practice that specializes in orthopedic spinal surgery can proceed with a lawsuit that accuses Cigna Health and Life Insurance Co. of failing to pay for surgeries covered by its patients’ health benefit plans.

Vanderbilt University is defending its $14.5 million class settlement with participants in its retirement plan from a law professor who called the deal overly broad, according to court filings in the Middle District of Tennessee.