Republican senators blasted a drive for a formal Supreme Court code of conduct following recent ethics controversies, accusing Democrats of seeking to weaken the conservative-leaning court.
The construction of New York City’s new $16.1 billion rail tunnel took a major step forward Tuesday when the commission overseeing the project awarded a contract that preserves a key right-of-way.
Silicon Valley Bank’s roughly $7 billion municipal bond portfolio could pose a challenge for BlackRock Inc. as it starts liquidating the failed bank’s securities, investors say.
The UK government said it is considering next steps over the controversial exit of a former top civil servant, Sue Gray, who is due to become the opposition Labour Party’s chief of staff.
Kenya’s Public Service Commission will interview six short-listed candidates on May 9 to fill the post of central bank governor, according to a statement on its website.
Major Democratic donors are thrilled that an elderly man who has been his party’s standard-bearer for years will likely reappear on the 2024 presidential ballot — and they’re talking about Republican Donald Trump.
Wall Street’s bearish stance toward the dollar, about as pronounced as it’s been since early 2022, is on the cusp of a serious test.
A judge allowed the Wigdor LLP law firm to stop representing a former Russian model who claims Leon Black sexually assaulted her, leaving her in a precarious legal position to pursue her defamation suit against the Apollo Global Management co-founder.
Well-known companies in financial trouble are increasingly seeking bankruptcy protection in New Jersey, upending a decades-old norm of firms filing in neighboring jurisdictions Manhattan and Delaware.
Gary Gensler is again blasting hedge funds and private equity firms for the fees they charge investors, as the Securities and Exchange Commission plows ahead with plans to boost oversight of the private fund industry.
