A Texas statute targeting perpetrators of “ESG” includes a significant number of investment funds that don’t have a genuine environmental, social or governance focus.

Senior Biden administration officials pressed executives from some of the largest US gasoline producers to curtail overseas sales during a tense meeting Friday afternoon, suggesting that without voluntary action, the government could force the industry to stockpile more fuel in US tanks.

President Joe Biden on Friday signed a short-term spending bill, which includes $12 billion in aid to Ukraine as well as US disaster relief, hours before a midnight deadline that would have shut down much of the government.

Corteva Inc. alleges that Syngenta Group’s seeds unit makes in the US, and imports from Guatemala and Chile, hybrid varieties of corn produced using a process that infringes a patent for a way to speed up such breeding programs by several years.

The promise of sandy beaches, mild winters and low living expenses has long attracted retirees to Florida’s southwest coast. But that high concentration of older people means more vulnerability for a region that’s increasingly at risk of natural disasters — a devastating trade-off that became all too clear when Hurricane Ian slammed into the Fort Myers metro region this week.

An appeals court declined to rehear ExxonMobil Corp.'s lost claim to a $1.5 billion tax refund from the IRS on overseas oil and gas ventures.

President Joe Biden declared that a massive leak from the Nord Stream gas pipeline system in the Baltic Sea was an intentional act, and that Russian statements about the incident shouldn’t be trusted.

Fuel cell technology developer Plug Power Inc. and two of its officers defeated investor allegations of securities fraud when a Manhattan federal judge said the investors failed to show how the defendants’ motives went beyond the standard goals typical of corporate officers.

A recently published study that found a well-known “forever chemical” in insecticides commonly used to treat cotton is to be added to the EPA’s ongoing investigation of PFAS contamination in pesticide products, the agency said Friday.

A former Energy Transfer Partners LP warehouse employee who said his supervisor repeatedly berated him for his conversion to Judaism and lifestyle choices will have his religious and gender discrimination claims heard by a jury, a federal Pennsylvania court ruled.