Wells Fargo just can't get past its fake account scandal. On Thursday, the bank acknowledged it had created more bogus customer accounts than previously estimated. An outside review discovered ...

Nearly a year ago, in September 2016, Wells Fargo was fined $185 million because its employees opened up to 2.1 million bank or credit accounts without the permission of customers.

Wells Fargo said Thursday that of the 3.5 million accounts potentially opened without permission, 190,000 of those incurred fees and charges. That's up from 130,000 that the bank originally said.

Wells Fargo said Thursday that of the 3.5 million accounts potentially opened without permission, 190,000 of those incurred fees and charges. That’s up from 130,000 that the bank originally said.

Wells Fargo & Co. said Thursday it may have created as many as 3.5 million checking, savings and credit card accounts without customers’ authorization over the last eight years — a number that ...

The phony account scandal that cost Wells Fargo its reputation is worse than originally reported: the bank revealed Thursday that a third-party review found 3.5 million unauthorized accounts, up ...

Three former Wells Fargo executives must pay $18.5 million for their role in the bank’s widespread fake sales accounts ...

Wells Fargo now says it has found a total of up to 3.5 million potentially fake bank and credit card accounts, up from its earlier tally of approximately 2.1 million.

Three former Wells Fargo execs face collective fine of $18.5 MILLION for failing to stop the mega-bank’s fake account scandal. Claudia Russ Anderson, David Julian and Paul McLinko are facing ...

Wells Fargo expanded the scope of their fake account scandal to 3.5 million accounts that were potentially opened without customers' permission from 2009 to 2016. Latest ...

The scope of Wells Fargo’s fake accounts scandal grew significantly on Thursday, with the bank now saying that 3.5 million accounts were potentially opened without customers’ permission ...