Nathan Trotter’s current owners are making plans to keep the metals company — founded in 1789 — in the family by passing ownership to their children.
A California couple recently became first-time homebuyers after two decades as renters. Their experience highlights the values of National Homeownership Month.
Wells Fargo senior leaders and team members look at how the company has created a more diverse and inclusive environment over the past five years.
Wells Fargo celebrates 30 years of commitment to the LGBT community, including support for organizations like The Trevor Project, GLSEN®, Point Foundation, and SAGE.
BankWork$®, a free training program that helps adults in underserved communities prepare for careers in the financial services industry, is expanding to Philadelphia.
In recent months, Wells Fargo has taken a series of steps to address improper sales practices — making critical changes to rebuild the trust of customers, team members, community partners, and shareholders.
As a Lost Boy of Sudan, Ateny Ajak shares his dramatic story of surviving war as a child, coming to the U.S., and finding freedom.
Wells Fargo’s new CEO is a financial services veteran who keeps customers top of mind, leads by example, and is committed to rebuilding the company’s reputation.
