Wells Fargo & Co. is a diversified financial services company with operations around the world. Wells Fargo is the fourth largest bank in the US by assets and the third largest bank by market cap. Wells Fargo is the second largest bank in deposits, home mortgage servicing, and debit card. In 2007 it was the only bank in the United States to be rated AAA by S&P , though its rating has since been lowered to AA- in light of the 2008 Financial Crisis. Read More
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May 03 - Business Week
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Apr 13 - Independent
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Apr 13 - MarketWatch
Wells Fargo's profit rise beats expectations
Apr 13 - Financial Post
Wells Fargo first-quarter profit rises 13%
Apr 13 - MarketWatch
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Apr 12 - MarketWatch
Earnings Outlook: J.P. Morgan poised to report strong earnings
Apr 12 - MarketWatch
Market Extra: Pulte, Lennar jump as survey shows housing rebound
Apr 11 - MarketWatch
Wells Fargo’s Abbot Downing targets ultra wealthy
Apr 02 - MarketWatch
SEC wants more Wells Fargo documents
Mar 24 - MarketWatch
JPMorgan Joins Goldman in Disclosing Threat of SEC Enforcement
Feb 29 - Business Week
Goldman Joins Wells Fargo Disclosing Threat of SEC Enforcement
Feb 29 - Business Week
Wells Fargo, Santander Said to Vie With Ally for Chrysler Loans
Feb 29 - Business Week
Goldman, Wells Fargo May Face SEC Mortgage-Securities Claims
Feb 28 - Business Week
Wells Fargo Says SEC May Bring Claims Over Mortgage Securities
Feb 28 - Business Week
Wells Fargo Says Mortgage Buybacks Could Cost Extra $2.1 Billion
Feb 28 - Business Week
Warren Buffett bullish on Wells Fargo
Feb 27 - MarketWatch
Banks Win Reprieve on Home Equity Loans in Settlement: Mortgages
Feb 27 - Business Week
Wells Fargo Seeks to End Mortgage-Repurchase Duties as Trustee
Feb 26 - Business Week
Wells Fargo Sells Majority Stake in Overland Advisors Hedge Fund
Feb 25 - Business Week
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