JPMorgan Signs $546 Million Settlement with MF Global Trustee
JPMorgan Chase has agreed to a deal that will return $546 million to former customers of MF Global Holdings, which collapsed in 2011.
JPMorgan Chase has agreed to a deal that will return $546 million to former customers of MF Global Holdings, which collapsed in 2011.
The trustee liquidating investment MF Global Holdings said on Monday he sees possible civil claims against former Chief Executive Jon Corzine and other top executives for breach of duties to customers.
In a year saturated with big financial headlines, identifying the fiscal heroes and villains is bound to be an exercise in oversimplification. But DailyFinance is going to try: Herewith, we present our picks for the best and the worst of 2011.
At this time last year, maybe you thought the economy would be a bit more gracious by now. No such luck. But as we reflect on the year that was, here are six financial lessons that 2011 taught us all.
At Thanksgiving, we remember the year's blessings and declare hope for the future. But if you're having a hard time swallowing that this year, we offer this recipe for cooking up 2011's most egregious financial news stories. Bon appetite!
If there is one thing that unifies residents of New Jersey in these divisive times, it's property taxes: Everybody hates them. One of the Garden State's chief claims to fame -- besides The Sopranos and The Boss -- is that its residents pay the highest property taxes in the country.
New Jersey was the fourteenth state to legalize medical marijuana, but current governor Chris Christie is placing such harsh restrictions on the prospective business that some question whether it will ever get off the ground.
With Carly Fiorina and Meg Whitman winning primaries last night, now is the time to wonder: When it comes to politics, is a high-powered business background an asset or a liability?












