Wells Fargo

"Really shocking isn’t it? One of the nations’ biggest banks bullying thousands of employees into committing fraud against unsuspecting customers," Clinton said.
Lofty sales incentives drove that bank's workers to majorly rip off consumers.
Lawmakers called for the CEO to resign, and for the bank to be broken up.
The announcement comes after Wells Fargo was hit $185 million in fines over a fake-account scandal.
GOP senators want to know why Elizabeth Warren's consumer watchdog didn't go after Wells Fargo earlier.
John Stumpf admitted no senior bank executives have been held accountable in the scam.
The banker spoke to the Senate Banking Committee.