A bipartisan group of 10 senators has agreed to pitch a $1.2 trillion eight-year infrastructure spending package to President Joe Biden.

House Democrats reintroduced bills to require retirement plan fiduciaries to take into account and explain how ESG factors are considered.

A bill that would forbid Thrift Savings Plan assets from being invested in Chinese companies has been introduced in the Senate.

A SECURE Act 2.0 package is making its way through the House with bipartisan support, but the bill's path forward is uncertain.

House and Senate Democrats introduced the latest version of a bill that would require public companies to disclose climate-related risks.

Lawmakers and regulators called for legislation to provide a replacement framework for outstanding financial contracts tied to LIBOR.

Lawmakers in New York passed a bill to provide a replacement framework for outstanding financial contracts tied to LIBOR.

GOP lawmakers introduced a bill to prohibit the SEC from requiring personal information be collected under consolidated audit trail rules.

President Joe Biden acted quickly, signing the $1.9 billion virus relief bill Thursday, in a bid to rush relief to millions of Americans.

Final passage of a massive COVID-19 relief bill came Wednesday with House approval, along a 220-211 mostly party-line vote.

The House on Tuesday is expected to approve a COVID-19 relief bill that includes federal assistance for struggling multiemployer funds.

Two key Republican House members have reintroduced a bill that would prohibit states from imposing taxes on financial transactions.

Legislation to help struggling multiemployer pension funds is to remain in the COVID-19 relief measure headed for a Senate vote.

Sen. Bob Menendez introduced a bill that would require public companies to disclose diversity data for boards and senior management.

House Democrats, led by Rep. Bill Pascrell, introduced a new bill to end the carried interest tax treatment for investment fund managers.

Legislation signed by President Donald Trump could kick Chinese companies off of U.S. exchanges unless they are open to audit reviews.

House Democrats introduced two bills that would require retirement plans to take ESG factors into account when making investment decisions.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is negotiating a deal to solve the multiemployer pension fund crisis.

Two key Republican House members have introduced a bill that would prohibit states from imposing taxes on financial transactions.

A coalition of business associations urged passage of legislation aimed at increasing corporate board diversity.

Some Republican senators introduced a bill that would permit individuals to make catch-up retirement contributions in 2021 and 2022.

The 10th anniversary of the signing of Dodd-Frank into law brings questions about the nation's structural inequalities caused by COVID-19.

Foreign companies registered with the SEC would be required to meet Public Company Accounting Oversight Board standards under a Senate bill.

A bill that would temporarily raise contribution limits for DC plans has been introduced in the House.

Small businesses and hospitals will get more money from a $484 billion coronavirus relief package passed by the House.