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More than a decade ago, a member of the US court system’s leadership body raised red flags about its handling of public allegations of wrongdoing against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

Six people have been injured after an explosion Friday at Shell Plc’s chemical plant on the Houston Ship Channel, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Indonesia is the largest democracy in the world without a law to protect its domestic workers. That may be about to change, with a bill that also paves the way to better rights for millions of Indonesians in places such as Hong Kong and Singapore. But at home, many domestic employees will miss out on the law’s protections completely.

New York’s congestion pricing plan passed a major milestone on Friday after receiving a green light from the Federal Highway Administration.

Kimora Lee, the former model and ex-wife of former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker Tim Leissner, claims that shares worth about $93 million that he was ordered to forfeit as part of his 1MDB guilty plea actually belong to her.

A Black-owned private equity firm accused AT&T Inc. of discrimination for rejecting a $4.6 billion bid in 2019 for a majority stake in the Cricket Wireless business.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is considering whether to offer loss-sharing agreements to private equity firms and other nonbanks that acquire parts of failed lenders, after the regulator was left holding a large portfolio of Signature Bank loans following its collapse.

TPG Inc. is in talks to acquire investment firm Angelo Gordon, which would be its first major foray into credit investing since separating from Sixth Street three years ago, according to people with knowledge of the matter.