Warren Buffett: Wells Fargo shareholders would be 'a lot better off' if it addressed problems sooner

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Berkshire has been selling its stake in Wells Fargo, and Buffett said the bank is a “classic in terms of one lesson,” which is that the company should have attacked its phony accounts scandal “immediately.” “They had an obviously very dumb incentive system,” Buffett said. “The big thing is they ignored it when they found out about it.” Buffett said shareholders would be “a lot better off” if the bad practices weren’t ignored, which was a “total disaster.”

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this guy gets younger in 2020, what a chance to hear him once again this year

pierremeunier
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Closed out my Wells Fargo checking account a few weeks ago and transferred the funds to a credit union. Felt good.

ChristopherWalkenPUA
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I wish he would tell us the true market value of an ounce of perversion

danielmanahan
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I bought WFC today. Becky's dress was amazing. Her personality. The way she is aging.

sunnycheba
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He just sold the remaining shares. He totally dumped them.. good

sonydee
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She should have a little more respect when talking to the man.

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