Petco Health and Wellness Co.'s move toward selling premium pet goods during the Covid-19 pandemic backfired, leaving the ...

Law firms representing the former CEO of a bankrupt, dolphin-themed animal park company asked to stop representing him for ...

Servers at Tennessee-based Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc.'s locations across the US can’t automatically join a ...

The excise tax seen as an existential threat to the solar and wind industry has been stripped from the Senate GOP tax ...

The EEOC sued Walmart in California federal court accusing management at the retail giant’s San Leandro, Calif. location of ...

The National Labor Relations Board had sufficient cause to reject a transit worker’s allegation that his union illegally ...

Amazon.com Services LLC won’t face a caregiver and military-status discrimination trial against an employee who was fired after bringing her seven-year-old child into her Staten Island facility, a ...

Whitepages Inc. must face a proposed class action alleging it used the identities and personal information of consumers to promote its online “people search” services without consent in violation of ...

An investment consortium formed to buy a piece of SpaceX prevailed in court Tuesday against a former member kicked out of the group over ties to China that raised concerns at Elon Musk’s rocket ...

The US Tax Court shouldn’t have dismissed a case without a stronger test of the IRS’ responsibilities to contact taxpayers about deficiencies, a partnership told the First Circuit.

When a tariff bill for almost $11,000 arrived without warning, Robert Keeley reached for one of his last financial lifelines and cashed in 1.83 million American Express reward points to pay it.

The Environmental Protection Agency is more quickly deciding if new chemicals can be made, according to the agency’s top chemicals official, addressing a backlog that industry says is pushing some ...