The European Union’s Competition Commission wants to be more proactive in addressing structural market failures before a dominant firm starts squashing rivals, especially in digital markets. If instituted, the EU’s innovations will likely impact corporate behavior worldwide, given the importance of the European common market in global commerce.

Questioning potential jurors at county fairgrounds or concert venues, fewer lawyers, and more hand sanitizer for security staff are among suggestions California courts may consider as the state reopens 58 trial courts closed for months due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Private-equity firms notched a major win in Washington with the Trump administration paving the way for the industry to tap a massive pot of money that has long been off limits: the trillions of dollars held in Americans’ retirement accounts.

The chief executive officer of Pilgrim’s Pride Corp., America’s second-biggest chicken producer, was charged by U.S. prosecutors with conspiring to fix prices as part of an antitrust investigation of chicken-processing companies.

The European Union is looking to join the global race to secure early access to future coronavirus vaccines, seeking deals to share the cost of development with pharmaceutical companies.

Morgan Stanley is in talks to buy Assurant Inc.’s collateralized loan obligation assets, taking another step in beefing up its leveraged credit business, according to people with knowledge of the matter.