Oracle's lawsuit asks Ozaukee County judges to loosen new rules requiring financial guarantees for data center companies with lower credit ratings.

We Energies argued the rule could discourage future data center investment in Wisconsin, while Oracle is challenging it in court.

The planned Lighthouse Data Center in Port Washington, Wis., where Oracle is a tenant and development partner is seen in rendering. It is suing Wisconsin regulators over financial security ...

Unions have long sought to blur the distinctions between their interests as organizations and those of the workers they represent. Progressive politicians engage in the same rhetorical sleight-of-hand ...

The LIRR locomotive engineers' union and MTA managers have agreed to discuss changes to one of the railroad's most scrutinized work rules, officials said. The same day the Metropolitan Transportation ...

The broader response is still evolving as states try to encourage economic development without shifting financial risk onto ...

Good community rules and regulations (“operating rules,” per Civil Code Section 4340) protect the community and encourage neighborly conduct. However, good rule ideas are not enforceable unless the ...

Operating rules are often called “house rules” or “rules and regulations,” and must be written pursuant to Civil Code Section 4350(a). Rules are modified by HOA boards under the process described in ...

EU states lag in implementing new migration rules; readiness varies across bloc Critics say deterrence focus alone won’t reduce migration without tackling root causes Rights groups say rules risk ...

Victorian state school teachers have voted to reject a 28 to 32 per cent pay rise, despite their union reaching an in-principle agreement with the state government. The Australian Education Union last ...

The NCAA approved legislation on Tuesday that gives Division I athletes up to five years of eligibility, an increase from the traditional four years of competition. The Division I Cabinet adopted an ...

(The Center Square) - Saturday June 27 marks eight years since the landmark Janus v. AFSCME decision where the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that public employees have a right to join — or not join — a ...