Wells Fargo continues to trip on itself
Wells Fargo cannot seem to get out of its own way to begin to move forward. Now, the bank is facing a whistleblower lawsuit and investigation by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for closing fraud victims’ accounts without investigating potential criminal activity, a violation of law.
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