Cargill Inc. paid a record dividend to the billionaire families who control the world’s biggest agricultural commodities trader after profits surged 44% in its most recent financial year.

The struggles of Florida’s Brightline private railroad are rippling through the municipal-bond market, sending junk-rated transportation debt to its worst performance in a decade.

A federal appeals court denied a private prison operator’s request to rehear its appeal of a $23.2 million jury verdict over ...

UGN Inc. finalized a $299,000 class settlement resolving litigation over the automobile part maker’s practice of charging tobacco-using workers an annual $1,152 penalty for health coverage.

A largely benign US inflation report is bolstering the case for traders wagering that the Federal Reserve will soon cut interest rates, with some seeing an increased possibility of an outsize ...

Truck-maker Commercial Specialty Truck Holdings LLC must face most claims of a proposed class action alleging it negligently ...

An attorney suing Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP negotiated a $675,000 class settlement aimed at resolving a dispute ...

A think tank commissioned by the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs recommends that multinationals’ Poland-generated revenue from digital services be taxed at 6% or 7.5%, under a report published ...

Transgender Medicaid beneficiaries lost a bid to certify a class in a suit to force Idaho to pay for their gender-affirming ...

Dick’s Sporting Goods Inc. and some of its top executives should continue to face investor accusations the retailer concealed ...

The shares of private equity-backed companies that have done recent initial public offerings are flailing as investors seek out even riskier parts of the market, like cryptocurrencies and artificial ...

A consumer’s receipt of a single letter from a debt collector in violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act isn’t a sufficient basis for a federal lawsuit, a federal appeals court ruled.