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| Jan.9 |
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Wells Accused On Lending Federal lawsuit: Black neighborhoods in Baltimore were disproportionately affected by the subprime mortgage fallout
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| Jul.16 |
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Wells Fargo Boosts Payout The bank gave anxious investors a pleasant surprise, reporting a profit drop that was milder than anticipated and lifting its dividend by 10% | |
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| Oct.3 |
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Wells Fargo To Buy Wachovia Wachovia agreed to be acquired in a $15.1 billion all-stock deal. Citigroup demands that Wachovia abide by the terms of its earlier deal
The Citigroup deal would have been done with the help of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Wells deal without it
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| Oct.4 |
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WF chairman to oversee Wachovia deal Wells Fargo Chairman Dick Kovacevich will help manage the bank's proposed $15.1 billion takeover. - assuming he has his wife's permission
| Oct.9 |
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Wells gets green light for Wachovia Wells Fargo is proceeding with plans to acquire Wachovia Corp. for $11.7 billion. Citigroup wouldn't pursue legal actions to halt the takeover | |
| Oct.13 |
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Feds approve merger with Wachovia The Federal Reserve approves the merger of Wells Fargo and Wachovia after Citigroup withdraws the legal case in a New York federal court | |
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| Nov.14 |
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Wells cleans out Wachovia's top execs Only one of Wachovia high-level executives will remain among the top brass after the bank is acquired by Wells Fargo
| Nov.22 |
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Wells briefly holds top spot among banks The SF financial institution with few branches east of Mississippi, was briefly the largest U.S. bank by market value, passing JPMorgan Chase
| Nov.26 |
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Bank ordered to pay whistle-blower Federal regulators have ordered Wells Fargo to pay $75,000 in back wages and damages to an employee who was wrongfully transferred | |
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