Wells Fargo

Longtime Wells Fargo Connecticut commercial banking market executive Kevin Burke retired earlier this year after a nearly two decade-long run in the position. Now a new banker with years-long experience […]

Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf has apologized after he reportedly blamed the lack of diversity at the bank on "a very limited pool of Black talent to recruit from."

Wells Fargo swung to its first quarterly loss since the Great Recession, forcing the struggling bank to warn it will likely slash its coveted dividend by 80%.

Four of America's biggest banks have been accused of harming thousands of coronavirus-hit small businesses by unfairly prioritizing emergency loan requests from large customers to earn fatter fees.

Officials in Washington are trying hard to minimize the amount of bankruptcies, defaults and foreclosures caused by the coronavirus pandemic. America's big banks are planning for the worst anyway.

As the coronavirus pandemic crushes the global economy, JPMorgan set aside a stunning $6.8 billion worth of reserves to insulate itself from loan defaults.

The Federal Reserve is temporarily letting Wells Fargo out of the penalty box, freeing the troubled bank to aggressively lend to small businesses struggling to survive the coronavirus crisis.

Wells Fargo, the fourth-largest U.S. bank by total assets, is raising its minimum wage across most of its domestic markets, joining a list of major competitors that have already done so over the past year.

Wells Fargo was hit with a $3 billion fine Friday by federal authorities outraged by the millions of fake accounts created at the troubled bank over many years.

Former Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf on Thursday agreed to a lifetime ban from the banking industry and a $17 million fine for his role in leading the bank through its massive fake accounts scandal.