Many of the nation’s largest health insurance companies have made billions of dollars in profits by overbilling the U.S. government’s Medicare Advantage program. A New York Times investigation has...

Intel Corp. is planning a major reduction in headcount, likely numbering in the thousands, to cut costs and cope with a sputtering personal-computer market, according to people with knowledge of th...

The logos of several different social media apps, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Matt Cardy | Getty Images A Facebook whistleblower, two former U.S. defense secretaries, several past law...

James “Jake” Dunigan is an unaffiliated candidate running for the State Representative seat for the 41st District, which includes parts of Groton and Stonington, including Mystic. His opponents ar...

The Biden administration is proposing a rule that could result in more "gig" workers being considered full-time employees, a potentially major shift in the nation's labor laws that could disrupt ri...

Gun law legal limbo, Times Square edition By ANNA GRONEWOLD, ERIN DURKIN and JULIAN SHEN-BERRO 10/12/2022 07:40 AM EDT Yesterday, Eric Adams signed legislation formalizing state law to ban guns in ...

State Senator Tom O’Mara It wasn’t long ago in this column — in early September in fact – that I asked the question, “Will Governor Hochul turn her back on farmers?” I asked it after a New York Sta...

Paul Weiss is advising Declaration Partners, an alternative investment firm backed by Carlyle Group Inc. co-founder David Rubenstein, on the close of its inaugural real estate fund with around $240...

The biggest climate event of the calendar looks set to draw far fewer chief executives than it did just a year ago. BlackRock Inc. CEO Larry Fink won’t be at the COP27 summit in Egypt next month an...

Pic: Shutterstock New legislation to strengthen protection for whistleblowers will come into effect next year. Michael McGrath (Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform) has signed the commenc...