Jon Corzine (MF Global Holdings)

After a tough few years, the bank is hoping its first “investor day” on Wednesday will help it return to Wall Street favor.

Senator Robert Menendez, a Democrat of New Jersey, officially announced he is running again, months after the corruption charges against him were dropped.

Weeks before the end of his second term, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey gave a two-hour interview on a wide range of subjects, including President Trump.

After a number of setbacks, the former New Jersey governor and Goldman Sachs executive is planning his next act: a hedge fund built for the Trump era.

Jon S. Corzine, ex-senator and ex-governor of New Jersey, ran the commodities trading firm when it collapsed into bankruptcy and lost more than $1 billion in customer money.

Jon S. Corzine, the former head of the brokerage firm MF Global, may see his long-running legal battles come to an end with a settlement, people briefed on the matter said.

The tentative deal would settle a suit by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over the collapse of the brokerage firm MF Global.

In this campaign for the White House, everyone wants to run outside, trying to mimic Donald Trump's attention-getting distance from politics as usual.

It will take years to repair banks’ credibility enough to produce someone who can move as easily from banking to public service, Antony Currie and Rob Cox of Reuters Breakingviews write.

More than two years after the collapse of the brokerage firm, James W. Giddens, the court-appointed trustee overseeing the return of customer money, announced that he was sending a final round of checks to make MF Global’s customers whole.