Wells Fargo filed a bunch of low-wage workers whom its bosses had compelled (with impossible sales goals) to do what they did. No managers, VPs or execs fired, and a pocket-money fine for one of America's richest financial institutions. Too big to jail!
Thanks, Holder. Hope you're enjoying your new job at…
…Covington & Burling, the law firm at which he worked before becoming Attorney General. The law firm's clients have included many of the large banks Holder declined to prosecute for their alleged role in the financial crisis. Matt Taibbi of Rolling Stone opined about the move, "I think this is probably the single biggest example of the revolving door that we've ever had."
Through no fault of my own, Wells Fargo owns my mortgage. I had a nice mom and pop lender from northern California, but they sold me off to the highest bidder before the ink was dry.
My nephew is a manager at Wells Fargo. His title is Supply Chain Manager, but in reality, what they supply is dollars provided by us. He is sticking by them, because it's the profitable thing to do, and what any good Fundamentalist Xtian would do, I guess.
"There, but for the grace of Mammon…"
Wells Fargo filed a bunch of low-wage workers whom its bosses had compelled (with impossible sales goals) to do what they did. No managers, VPs or execs fired, and a pocket-money fine for one of America's richest financial institutions. Too big to jail!
Thanks, Holder. Hope you're enjoying your new job at…
Finally got off my ass and left Wells Fargo for a credit union a few years ago. One of the best financial decisions I've ever made FFS.
Through no fault of my own, Wells Fargo owns my mortgage. I had a nice mom and pop lender from northern California, but they sold me off to the highest bidder before the ink was dry.
My nephew is a manager at Wells Fargo. His title is Supply Chain Manager, but in reality, what they supply is dollars provided by us. He is sticking by them, because it's the profitable thing to do, and what any good Fundamentalist Xtian would do, I guess.