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An analysis of grievances submitted to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found that TCF Bank had 12.3 complaints per billion, the most for any bank in 2016.

The Financial Stability Board categorized three of the largest U.S. banks as posing higher risk to the world economy than last year, days after anti-regulation candidate Donald Trump won the presidency.

The San Francisco-based bank said Stumpf, 63, was retiring and would be replaced as chief executive by President and Chief Operating Officer Tim Sloan.

Last month, several Senate Democrats called on the SEC to investigate whether the bank misled investors by failing to disclose "widespread fraud."

The Democratic senator explains why Wall Street backs Hillary Clinton, what should happen to the Wells Fargo CEO, and what she thinks about Obama’s Justice Department.

California State Treasurer's Office Wednesday replaced Wells Fargo as the lead underwriter on two bond sales totaling nearly $730 million.

Bankers fear not only that the new rules on pay will be tightened as a result of the furor at Wells Fargo but also that boards will go beyond them to avoid a political backlash.

Former retail banking head Carrie Tolstedt has left the company, will get no severance and has forfeited unvested equity awards worth about $19 million.

Wells Fargo was ordered to pay $190 million earlier this month over allegations its employees set up unauthorised accounts and credit cards in customers' names.

As many as 1.5 million fee-generating accounts were opened without client approval to meet bank quotas.

Of the two million fake accounts created, more than 500,000 were for credit cards.

The bank used a loophole to deduct a $78 million payout to an executive who headed the office at the center of the fraud scandal.

A week after regulators fined Wells Fargo $185 million for defrauding customers, five Senate Democrats are asking the bank if it will reconsider compensation packages for executives and board members who oversaw the fraudulent activity.

The billionaire saw his Berkshire Hathaway shares slip two percent Tuesday.

The bank was fined by California and federal regulators for allegedly opening millions of unauthorized accounts to meet aggressive sales goals.

Philly Jesus could be found in downtown Philadelphia Wednesday extolling the Christian savior.

Protesters angrily staged a sit in Tuesday after Hillary Clinton was elected as president.

How to watch the Democratic National convention in Philly this week.

Amazon and Wells Fargo Education Financial Services Thursday announced their decision to provide a new discounted interest rate for Amazon Prime Student customers.

The institutions don’t have credible plans for winding down operations during a crisis without the help of public money, federal regulators have found.

The Canadian drugmaker, known for sharp price increases, has lowered its earnings guidance, citing competitive pressures and accounting headaches.

A bank unit and Rhode Island's economic development arm defrauded investors to fund a former major league pitcher's video game company, federal officials said.

At some of the largest financial firms in the country, more than 15 percent of retirement advisers have been cited for misconduct, a new study has found.

The San Francisco bank announced that it settled with prosecutors over claims of "reckless" federally insured mortgage origination practices.

U.S. equities got hammered in Friday's session joining a global sell-off as investors worry about China and oil prices. Jeanne Yurman reports.

Bank of New York Mellon Corp. and units of Deutsche Bank AG, HSBC Holdings PLC and Wells Fargo & Co. were named in the lawsuits.

Consumers will likely see the impact in the interest they pay on auto loans and purchases made with credit cards.

Congress' year-end spending deal does not block the Labor Department's fiduciary rule, which is an attempt to protect retirement savers from loss.