Wells Fargo Stories

Small business owners and government officials are helping to craft policy to expand opportunity, thanks to a Wells Fargo-supported alliance bringing the private and public sectors to the same table.

Students from Atlanta’s historically Black colleges and universities are learning from sports and entertainment industry veterans as part of the Atlanta Falcons HBCU Fellows Program presented by Wells Fargo.

Although check crimes are on the rise, you have the power to avoid becoming a victim, starting with your pen. Joe Bernardo, Wells Fargo head of Fraud & Claims Operations, shares check fraud protection tips.

These sophisticated scams start with a phone call, email, or text that appears to come from a trusted source, so it’s important to know who you’re really talking to. Margarita Alvarez, head of Wells Fargo Risk Payment Programs, shares these fraud-fighting tips.

Ather Williams, Wells Fargo’s head of Strategy, Digital, Innovation, and Enterprise Payments discusses how the rapid onset of generative artificial intelligence is changing innovation in financial services.

Harness your philanthropic power by strategically using your time, talent, and money to make a difference.

With help from philanthropic partners like Wells Fargo, Capital Good Fund’s solar leasing program helps lower-income residents and nonprofit organizations save on their utility bills.

Wells Fargo and UConn’s Center for Neurodiversity & Employment Innovation will provide workshops to corporate America on how to design and build a neurodiversity employment initiative.

Two startups that received Wells Fargo Foundation support are fostering new technology with immense potential to modernize buildings and improve people’s lives.

From personal finance to networking to philanthropy, here are five tips to help you get ahead at work and in life.

Homebuilding innovator ICON is laying the groundwork for affordable, 3D-printed homes in Community First! Village with support from Wells Fargo.

High school students learn the keys to investing and building wealth during the Junior Investment Club, with the support of mentors from the 100 Black Men of America.

Who will take on your business? It’s a question many experienced entrepreneurs wrestle with to keep their business and family legacy alive. Here are a few ways to start.

Whether you’re coming across this page on New Year’s Day or during the holidays or anytime in between, you’ll find small steps to do each month — or any time — so you’ll know how to save money and reach your goals.

Alex Tricarico, senior writer for wello (Wells Fargo's Creative Agency) talks about coming out as transgender at Wells Fargo — and how work became their unlikely sanctuary.

A single loan from Wells Fargo four decades ago helped a family build a thriving portfolio of 21 McDonald’s restaurants in South Los Angeles.

Sometimes more hackers — not fewer — are needed to combat today’s cyber threats. Wells Fargo’s Offensive Security Research Team simulates real cyberattacks to better protect customer money and information.

AI should enhance how you bank, not complicate it. Take a look inside the process of how Wells Fargo engineers are making the next AI tools based on your needs.

A new landscape for women-owned businesses has begun to appear over the past few years. They’re forming, increasing revenue, and employing more people faster than men-owned businesses, according to a Wells Fargo report. What’s changed?

It’s your money. You earned it. Here’s how to spend it.

More and more Black women have become entrepreneurs in recent years. Milestone Circles is on track to help thousands reach their business goals in a post-pandemic economy.