Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Wells Fargo tells federal court why it should toss out $34M lawsuit from former CEO

The San Francisco-based bank, which has its largest employment hub in Charlotte, made a motion recently to dismiss the complaint filed by Sloan in December. He retired in 2019 after a massive sales scandal involved employees setting up millions of fake customer accounts to reach sales goals.

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/business/article287726960.html

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Post ID: @OP+1s5w6T0B

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Give Timmy Sloan his money! One of the good guys. We miss you Timmy !

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Post ID: @2max+1s5w6T0B

I'm glad that he-l is real.

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Post ID: @1zjr+1s5w6T0B

They should claw back 10s of millions dollars that he has made during his COO and CFO tenure. Because of him, thousands of hard working people lost a lot of money in their retirement accounts. Other banks shares almost doubled between 2016 and now. WFC stayed the same. WF should go after him now and make an example out of his Greed!

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Post ID: @mnb+1s5w6T0B

He was the freaking CFO at the time. He knew EVERYTHING!!

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Post ID: @kmx+1s5w6T0B

Sloan knew everything. He was C-suite member during ALL the fraudulent activity. Playing d*mb isn't going to work. He should be locked up, as should all the others.

White collar crime pays, but Sloan is a greedy ar-e to trying to double dip.

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Post ID: @szy+1s5w6T0B

He's lucky he is not in jail.

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Post ID: @kug+1s5w6T0B

@egi+1s5w6T0B Actually he was part of the OG. C-suite.

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Post ID: @qyo+1s5w6T0B

Sloan wasn't even there a hot minute. Lol.

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