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The above two stories ran one under the other in Marketwatch last night. Nice juxtaposition eh?
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Can we just replace CEOs and pretzeldents with an army of monkeys? The ensuing fuckery can't be any worse, and operating costs will surely be lower.
Just read a story on Yahoo News about the big banks. Geez, even Wells Fargo is a bunch of crooks.
In July, Wells agreed to pay (without denying or admitting guilt) $85 million to settle charges filed by the Federal Reserve that it pushed borrowers into high-interest subprime loans, even though they qualified for lower-rate loans, and for falsifying documents.
Bet the customers got stuck with that $85 million tab.
Bankers learned their trade from car salesmen? Hell, bankers and car salesmen make loan sharks look like saints, at least loan sharks are up front about things.
I want to know why Wells Fargo employees who falsified documents aren't being prosecuted on criminal charges.
I don't know about falsified documents but Wells Fargo pushes people into higher interest mortgages.
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