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Volunteering & Giving
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Wells Fargo’s progress toward its $200 billion sustainable finance commitment

Volunteering & Giving

Wells Fargo’s progress toward its $200 billion sustainable finance commitment

The company has provided $23 billion in its first year of financing sustainable businesses and projects through 2030, according to its 2018 Corporate Responsibility report.

Inside the Stagecoach
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Pelos: Leading from the heart, mind, and wisdom

Inside the Stagecoach

Pelos: Leading from the heart, mind, and wisdom

The child of Greek immigrants, Perry Pelos has gone from a shy kid in Chicago’s inner city to the head of Wells Fargo’s Wholesale Banking business.

Business to Business
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Playing the right cards to build a kingdom

Business to Business

Playing the right cards to build a kingdom

Brothers John and Damon Morris built Card Kingdom into one of the world’s largest online retailers and authorized sellers of Magic: The GatheringTM card games. Now they’re expanding their network of board game cafés where gamers can play and meet.

Diversity & Inclusion
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$100 million in support of people with disabilities

Diversity & Inclusion

$100 million in support of people with disabilities

In honor of the 29th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Wells Fargo announced it has surpassed $100 million in donations to nonprofits serving people with disabilities since 2015.

Housing
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Millennial couple crosses finish line of homeownership

Housing

Millennial couple crosses finish line of homeownership

Despite facing years of obstacles, more millennials are beginning to find a clearer path to buying a home.

Small Business
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A source for affordable capital to aid small business growth

Small Business

A source for affordable capital to aid small business growth

California Capital and other Community Development Financial Institutions in low-income communities across the U.S. serve as an economic lifeline for local residents and small businesses in need of financing.

Financial Health
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Fed rate cut: What you need to know

Financial Health

Fed rate cut: What you need to know

The Federal Reserve’s rate cut — the first in more than 10 years — might not grow the economy as much as previous rate reductions, Wells Fargo economists and investment strategists say. Here are eight ways the rate cut could affect you.

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