Mylan N.V. and several of its current and former officers shook off a securities class action alleging the drug manufacturer misled investors by hiding violations of regulatory and antitrust law.

The Federal Trade Commission won approval to move forward with a case alleging information technology firm Surescripts LLC conspired to maintain monopolies over electronic prescribing markets.

Intense lobbying will give way to action once the Biden administration announces whether it will delay, alter, or finalize its polarizing proposal to change the way Medicare managed care plans are paid.

A silver mining company in Idaho illegally discharged arsenic, lead, and other pollutants into the South Fork Coeur d’Alene River, an environmental group alleged in a federal lawsuit.

A Christian former Tyson Foods Inc. employee can pursue his claim that his placement on unpaid leave as an accommodation for his objection to receiving a Covid-19 vaccine violated federal religious bias law.

The Social Security system’s retiree fund will be able to fully pay scheduled benefits until 2033, one year earlier than reported last year.