International News Climate Battles are Moving into the Courtroom, and Lawyers are Getting Creative LONDON/WASHINGTON/GENEVA — Climate change may be having its day in court. With the slow pace of international climate negotiations, lawyers... Read More
International News Russian Watchdog Seeks $2B in Damages From Nornickel Over Arctic Fuel Spill Russia’s environmental watchdog has asked a power subsidiary of Russian mining giant Norilsk Nickel to pay almost 148 billion roubles... Read More
News Refiner Phillips 66’s Return-to-Work Policy Stirs Unease as Virus Flares About 20 employees of U.S. oil refiner Phillips 66 tested positive at its Texas headquarters for COVID-19 in recent weeks,... Read More
West News PG&E Exits Bankruptcy After Wildfires Pushed It to Brink of Ruin Nearly a year and a half after collapsing under $30 billion in liabilities from wildfires sparked by its equipment, PG&E... Read More
News Gun Demand Is Off the Charts in America U.S. consumers are rushing to buy guns as the Covid-19 pandemic and protests over police brutality combine with U.S. presidential... Read More
International News Novartis Settles U.S. Fraud Lawsuit Over Sham Speaker Programs NEW YORK — Novartis AG agreed to pay $678 million to settle a civil fraud lawsuit brought by the U.S.... Read More
News Former Indivior CEO Pleads Guilty in U.S. in Opioid Addiction Treatment Probe Shaun Thaxter, the former chief executive of drugmaker Indivior Plc, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a criminal charge arising out... Read More
International News Nornickel Draws Up Permafrost Monitoring Plan After Arctic Fuel Spill MOSCOW, July 2 — Russia’s Norilsk Nickel , a major global nickel and palladium producer, has prepared a long-term program... Read More
News Weinstein Reaches Tentative $19M Deal With Accusers NEW YORK — Harvey Weinstein and his former studio’s board have reached a nearly $19 million settlement with dozens of... Read More
West News Portland’s Downtown Police Precinct Boarded Up PORTLAND, Ore. — Workers have installed plywood over windows and washed off graffiti near the entrance to the downtown Portland... Read More