A GTT Communications Inc. investor dropped his Delaware records lawsuit a week after suing to investigate whether insiders sold stock at inflated prices while concealing problems integrating Interoute Communications Ltd., a leading European cloud computing company it bought for $2.3 billion.

Volkswagen AG has disregarded years of criticism about its corporate-governance practices, leading BlackRock Inc. to predict the carmaker’s board will only backslide in the coming years.

An in-house lawyer who recently helped a health care giant navigate lawsuits over the opioid crisis is jumping to Exxon Mobil Corp. as the oil and gas company faces a spate of litigation over climate change.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc. and Facebook Inc. abuse their power as gatekeepers of the internet, said the head of a House antitrust panel who’s poised to propose legislative changes to rein in the technology giants.

Affiliates of billionaire Mark Cuban hit a hurdle in their quest for $3 million held back by Cohen Exhibition Co. when it bought Landmark Theatres, with a Delaware Chancery Court judge ruling that Cuban’s companies must face a fraud claim stemming from the $149 million deal.

HSBC Holdings Plc, Societe Generale SA, BNP Paribas SA and other banks, insurance companies and financial firms around the world moved a step closer to reducing their contributions to greenhouse-gas emissions.

Twitter Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jack Dorsey joined a chorus of criticism for Coinbase Inc.’s newly announced policy of not debating politics at work, saying it runs counter to the core principles of cryptocurrency.