KPMG U.K. picked Jon Holt as its new chief executive officer, replacing Bill Michael, who resigned after telling employees to “stop moaning” about the pandemic.

A sweeping elections bill moving through the Texas Legislature would empower poll watchers to decide whether voters might be trying to cast fraudulent ballots, take a video, and send the recording to the state, sparking concerns about conflicts at the polls.

In a year when we’ve faced a global pandemic, an American reckoning with race and everything that comes with both, the road to the partnership has also been challenging. So how did the young lawyers who successfully sought out the partnership make it? New partners tell their stories in the final installment of our series, “Making Partner in a Pandemic.”

Congress returns the week of April 12 as House and Senate Democratic leaders begin a push to enact President Joe Biden’s long-term economic strategy built around massive infrastructure and manufacturing investments.

President Joe Biden wants to boost the American economy and compete with China with a $2.25 trillion infrastructure and public works package.

A consortium of chief executive officers and other leaders of major U.S. corporations held an hour-long Zoom call on Saturday to discuss ways to push for greater voting access amid new restrictions enacted or pending in Georgia, Texas and other states.