Sanford I. Weill

All costs — tuition, books, housing and food — will be covered for those who qualify for aid, adding Cornell to a growing list of institutions trying to ease the way for doctors-to-be.

One era of conspicuous dining ended, but another soon began. “These people have money,” one restaurant owner said. “Don’t forget that part.”

Mossack Fonseca, the Panamanian law firm at the center of the trove of revealing documents, offered a menu of services to conceal the true owners.

Sandy Weill’s Wine Country Retirement | Exodus Continues at Credit Suisse

Mr. Weill, Brooklyn native, and his wife have decamped for Sonoma, Calif., after a career of soaring highs and vexing blows on Wall Street.

Sandy Weill, the former Citigroup chairman, and his wife, Joan, are financing a new center for neuroscience research at the University of California, San Francisco.

Regulators Approve Charter Communications Deal | Tribune Plays Coy

The gift from the former Citigroup chairman and his wife, Joan, will finance a new neuroscience research center.

The institution is picking up the pieces after a disagreement and shoring up its rules on the division of power between the board and the staff.

A lifetime of philanthropic largess hits a snag in 2015 when even $20 million can’t buy the name change of small college in upstate New York.