A retired U.S. Air Force colonel living in Georgia can protect his Roth IRAs from his creditors’ reach in bankruptcy, the Eleventh Circuit held.

AbbVie Inc. and a group of generic drug manufacturers notched an initial victory Monday against antitrust litigation over their alleged scheme to delay generic versions of the blood pressure medication Bystolic, when a federal judge in Manhattan tentatively tossed the consolidated case.

The U.S. Supreme Court revived a lawsuit against Northwestern University Monday in a decision that may breathe new life into dozens of lawsuits across the country that take aim at retirement plans with poorly performing investments and excessive recordkeeping fees.

New Jersey is the worst U.S. state to retire, according to a new ranking, with Mississippi and New York rounding out the bottom of the list.

Morgan Stanley boosted Chief Executive Officer James Gorman’s compensation to $35 million, leaving him poised to be the best-paid major U.S. bank boss for another year.

DISH Network Corp. was sued in Colorado federal court by four former employees who say the company’s $841 million 401(k) plan charged excessive administrative fees and offered overly risky and expensive target date funds from Fidelity.