Industries

A former minor-league baseball player and his father were charged with fraud over the failure of an Arizona sports complex that cost municipal bondholders more than $280 million.

Banco Santander SA has won a Canadian banking license as it continues its expansion across the Americas.

Barclays Plc has rehired Deutsche Bank AG managing director Jason Short to cover West Coast-based financial sponsors as the British bank aims to bolster its investment banking efforts.

Two Sigma’s co-founder John Overdeck is returning to the hedge fund’s management committee eight months after he relinquished day-to-day oversight of the firm.

Paul Hastings, the law firm with longstanding links to Abu Dhabi, is opening an office in the city to capitalize on its multibillion-dollar push into sectors like artificial intelligence, energy, and infrastructure.

Retail entrepreneur Christine Hunsicker has resigned from her position as chief executive officer of CaaStle after the fashion-technology startup’s board of directors alleged she misrepresented the company’s performance to investors, according to a March 29 letter to shareholders seen by Bloomberg News.

A group of creditors of telecommunications provider Netceed have tapped law firm Gibson Dunn & Crutcher for advice ahead of potential restructuring talks with the company, according to people familiar with the matter.

Hooters of America has filed bankruptcy as the casual-dining brand known for its chicken wings and skimpy server uniforms struggles to lure customers.

Australia’s center-right opposition will press the nation’s bank regulator to ease its mortgage lending standards in order to allow more people to borrow to buy a home if it wins office next month.