Ford Motor Co. expects to record a $2.2 billion pension-related loss mainly driven by lower borrowing rates.

Rhode Island is no longer looking to make money from private prisons and assault weapons.

Lululemon Athletica Inc. defended its board’s handling of ex-CEO Laurent Potdevin’s departure, aiming to dismiss a shareholder lawsuit that alleges the apparel maker incurred unnecessary severance costs by not firing him.

American General Life Insurance Co. won’t receive deferential judicial review of its decision terminating an Alabama man’s disability benefits, because the insurer committed procedural violations when it considered the man’s appeal, the Southern District of Alabama ruled.

Deutsche Bank AG is zeroing in on how steep bonus cuts should be for the management board after taking an axe to discretionary pay throughout the firm because of a large loss.

Lowe’s Home Centers LLC is fighting a proposed class action over the health coverage notices it sends workers, telling a federal judge in the Middle District of Florida that its notices satisfy all the relevant legal requirements.