Stocks fell as valuation worries overshadowed data showing the economy is holding up. The figures didn’t have much of an impact on Federal Reserve bets, but bond yields kept rising after a weak Treasury sale.

Also trend following, stablecoin reversals, crypto payments and free-riding.

Brazilian waste-management company Ambipar Participações e Empreendimentos SA was granted emergency protection against creditors after telling a court it was at risk of financial collapse — capping a bruising month that drove its bonds to record lows.

Heineken NV sold €2 billion ($2.35 billion) of bonds to help finance its acquisition of Florida Ice and Farm Company’s beverage and retail businesses.

Starbucks Corp. Chief Executive Officer Brian Niccol has spent a lot of his first year making cosmetic changes — including bringing back ceramic mugs — in a bid to revive the world’s largest coffee chain.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google has agreed to anchor a $3 billion data center contract with Cipher Mining Inc. in the latest tie up between a crypto mining firm and a big tech company seeking computing resources for artificial intelligence.

A district court in Texas permanently blocked the federal government from enforcing a regulation that would have increased oversight of a specific tax the state levies on hospitals to fund its Medicaid program.

Government decisions to impose digital services taxes on tech companies have been prompted in part by a lack of progress in global negotiations at the OECD, practitioners, academics and tax authority officials said Thursday.

The UK’s corporate tax receipts continued their upward climb last year, albeit at a slower rate than in recent years, according to data published Thursday.

The Chief Counsel’s Office advised on whether a change in one or more of the controlled participants in a cost sharing arrangement (CSA) constitutes a “material change in the scope ...

A bipartisan group of former Treasury secretaries, Federal Reserve chairs and other experts urged the US Supreme Court not to let President Donald Trump fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, arguing that the health of the economy is at stake.

A Florida couple has withdrawn its lawsuit against the company selling tax credits the IRS and Treasury Department have said don’t exist, and plans to instead pursue claims in arbitration.

Employers in two California counties affected by recent fires can request extensions to file state payroll tax returns or make payments, the state Employment Development Department said Sept. 24.

A fresh threat from President Donald Trump’s budget office of mass firings of federal workers if the government shuts down Oct. 1 incensed Democratic leaders and ramped up the political and economic stakes if lawmakers and the White House can’t reach a deal.

Volvo Car USA LLC and a former paint shop worker have resolved litigation alleging the automaker’s hourly workers weren’t compensated for off-the-clock activities required before and after their shift.

Foreign per diem rates for more than 75 locations, including Beijing, Copenhagen, and Jakarta, were updated by the U.S. State Department and take effect Oct. 1.

An Albertson’s LLC worker’s new argument that the company made an “unenforceable promise” about pay for missed meal breaks isn’t enough to salvage a twice-dismissed California wage lawsuit.

A Trump administration plan to steer visas heavily used by the tech sector to higher-earning workers is set to renew a legal fight over authority to pick and choose users of the H-1B program.

ArentFox Schiff hired Lauren Wolven as a partner in its private clients, trusts & estates practice in Chicago, the firm announced Wednesday.

California cannabis businesses would benefit from an excise tax rate reduction, but they should review operational legal and accounting documents and be careful when applying tax exemptions.

A recent court decision limiting New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut’s ability to bypass the federal cap on state and local tax deductions is a warning to taxpayers to be wary of tax planning strategies that seem too good to be true.

Joseph Rillotta joined Meadows, Collier, Reed, Cousins, Crouch & Ungerman as a partner in its tax controversy and litigation and white-collar defense practices, the firm announced Tuesday.

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Ever the financial innovator, President Donald Trump seems to be crafting a whole new type of convertible debt. Lithium Americas Corp., which is developing a mine atop the biggest lithium deposit in the US, is the guinea pig. By extension, a grand experiment may be about to begin in the the already weird lithium market.