Selling Donald J. Trump’s business assets to deal with potential conflicts of interest would be time-consuming and difficult, but it could be done.

The merger will make the company the fifth largest United States carrier, allowing it to better compete against airline giants.

Mr. Trump’s stock holdings are not a significant portion of his business empire, but the sale described by a spokesman would alleviate some concerns about his conflicts.

Kevin Arquit will rejoin former colleagues when he becomes co-head of Weil, Gotshal & Manges’s antitrust practice.

JBS makes a second attempt to float an overseas unit after the development bank BNDES vetoed earlier spinoff talks.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments about how much flexibility a bankruptcy court should have regarding longstanding rule over creditor priority.

In a widely watched case, some fear a decision could lead to situations where stronger creditors gang up to squeeze out others

A unanimous Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Samsung may not have to pay $399 million in damages for copying parts of the iPhone’s distinctive look.

The results of an Italian vote will probably postpone plans to rebuild the country’s banks and to help them deal with problem loans.

Donald J. Trump’s picks for economic positions indicate that he plans to emphasize policies friendly to Wall Street.