By McCord Pagan

A venture capital firm that creates and spins out technology and life sciences companies said Thursday it had closed on its latest $1.1 billion fund to help focus on issues such as population health and artificial intelligence.

By Jeannie O'Sullivan

Conduent Business Services LLC is asking the Delaware Chancery Court to enforce a looming deadline connected to its business deal with a private equity firm, arguing that the firm is using stall tactics, including pending litigation upended by COVID-19, to escape more than $18 million in obligations.

By Najiyya Budaly

The government gave its backing on Thursday for a delay to a package of global capital rules, saying that pushing back the onerous requirements for a year will allow banks to focus on keeping the financial system stable during the COVID-19 crisis.

By Martin Croucher

Businesses should provide proper support for staff working remotely amid the coronavirus lockdown, a top insurance broker warned on Thursday, as they could be faced with claims from staff experiencing stress or injuries from poor working environments.

By Todd Buell

France's finance minister said Thursday that he wanted a common European Union fund to issue bonds to finance the economic recovery from the coronavirus crisis, and that the program could be supported by an EU-wide solidarity tax.

By Aebra Coe

Walden Macht & Haran LLP managing partner Jim Walden has taken on some intimidating foes during his 27-year career as a federal prosecutor and litigator in New York, and now he can say he has beaten illness as well after a grueling bout with a presumed case of COVID-19.