AT&T Inc. agreed to pay a $6.25 million penalty to settle an unusual lawsuit by federal regulators claiming its executives selectively disclosed nonpublic information about the company’s finances to Wall Street analysts.

Elizabeth Holmes appealed her criminal fraud conviction, two weeks after she was ordered to serve 11 1/4 years in prison for deceiving investors in her blood-testing startup Theranos Inc.

Elizabeth Holmes filed a notice of appeal to the 9th US Circuit Court from the final judgment in her fraud trial.

Donald Trump “explicitly sanctioned tax fraud” by executives at two of the Trump Organization’s business units, a New York prosecutor told the jury in the companies’ criminal tax fraud trial.

A federal appeals court in Chicago rejected home security firm ADT LLC’s challenge to a labor board decision that it illegally withdrew recognition from a union based on a decertification petition that no unionized employee had signed.

A co-founder of a Mexican freight hauling company will have to face a fraud lawsuit in Texas because he “substantially invoked the litigation process” there, a Texas appeals court ruled.

The chief judge of the influential Delaware Chancery Court decried the lack of racial diversity among its judges but said state officials were working to address the issue.