Our History
Where Atari got game
A Wells Fargo historian shares how the company’s funding of Silicon Valley enterprises began with a video game for Atari.
Wells Fargo Stories
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Stories about: technology
Innovation
The most helpful ‘banking assistant’ on Facebook
Wells Fargo has received industrywide attention as the first U.S. bank to pilot an artificial intelligence Facebook Messenger chatbot.
Innovation
Innovative banking hub puts customers in the ‘control tower’
Wells Fargo announced plans for “Control Tower” — a mobile banking feature that allows customers to manage their financial lives from one digital location.
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Innovation
Zelle digital pay network expands, replaces WF SurePay
The debut of the Zelle P2P payment service will replace services like Wells Fargo SurePay and connect millions of additional U.S. banking customers with fast, secure digital payments.
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Diversity & Inclusion
Mentoring relationships encourage success for women in tech
In honor of National Women’s History Month, we look at a few mentoring relationships between women in technology at Wells Fargo, and how they are clearing a path for women in a still male-dominated field.
Environment
Building with smart technology
A startup in Brooklyn, New York, is able to help architects, developers, and general contractors find and compare windows and doors, thanks to a clean-tech incubator program Wells Fargo supports.
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Innovation
New savings app seen as game changer
Daily Change, Wells Fargo’s first stand-alone personal finance app, made its debut last month and is one of the latest in a number of innovations by the company.
Innovation
The Future of Financial Services
CEO Tim Sloan delivered the following remarks at the inaugural FinTech Ideas Festival in San Francisco on Jan. 9, 2017. The event was sponsored by the Financial Services Roundtable.
Innovation
Sloan on tech: Customer’s voice leads us into the future
From voice recognition to artificial intelligence, a handful of new technologies will shape the future of banking, but the ultimate focus must be on what the customers really need, not just producing the 'coolest' technology, said CEO Tim Sloan.
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