WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama's re-election campaign and the Democratic National Committee have returned more than $70,000 in contributions fro...
The swift implosion of MF Global highlights a common practice used by aggressive speculators, one that experts say makes the broader financial system ...
A number of people have begun wondering what the difference is between Jon Corzine and Bernie Madoff. The answer is that Mr. Madoff knew exactly where his clients' missing billions of dollars went. Mr. Corzine is still trying to figure that out.
It was as if a Member of Congress had become Corzine's PR flack. Jon Corzine has been a big Congressional fundraiser and bundler, and it is interesting to see how cheaply some Members of Congress can be bought.
The congressional advocates of deregulation insist that a market unfettered by government supervision creates jobs and prosperity. They're right -- i...
The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of MF Global has approved releasing $2.2 billion more in frozen funds to customers of the firm.
U.S. Bankruptcy J...
It seems Jon Corzine would have Congress believe he's hopelessly incompetent, because it is better to have them believe that than the business for which he was responsible was breathtakingly wrong.
By Aaron Mehta and Sandy Johnson, iWatch NewsJon Corzine, a one-time wizard of the financial world, testified Thursday he doesn't know where a billi...
A top official within MF Global warned the company's former CEO John Corzine about the firm's growing bet on European bonds -- a risk that likely plun...
Will Jon Corzine, former U.S. senator, former New Jersey governor, former chairman of Goldman Sachs, end his high-profile career in the slam? Don't bet the farm on it.
Just a few months ago Jon Corzine was on the short list to be Treasury Secretary, but now he's ignoring a request to testify before a subcommittee investigating the demise MF Global and setting up a showdown that could have major implications for the president's re-election.
The "monomaniac" pursuit of profit, taken to "demoniac" extremes (two words Melville uses repeatedly) is a killing pursuit that can take every last thing -- even the ship itself (read: the nation) -- down.