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    becoming a leading freight and bank company in the West. Wells Fargo was founded by several investors Henry Wells and Williams Fargo, hence the two last names combined, Wells Fargo. They both sought to profit off the huge demand of gold in 1849, so then the company in 1852 starting transporting their first loads of freight between mining companies and the East Coast. Wells Fargo made profits by both working as a bank, and also being freight. They gave out loans as a bank, and also worked on the…

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    Conglomerates are a combination of two corporations that sell totally different products that form one group. Conglomerates come together because they can both share their resources and contacts to enhance their profits. JPMorgan Chase is an example of a conglomerate because JPMorgan & Co and Chase Manhattan Co, merged together to form JPMorgan Chase. JPMorgan Chase is a company where they provide financial services, financial transactions processing, private equity, commercial banking, etc. The…

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    Case Study Wells Fargo

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    On that same hand employee retention consistently remained low for over six years until this past quarter where Wells Fargo saw the lowest level of turnover. This could very well be because of the drastic changes occurring within the company because of the scandal. No longer are employees required to hit unrealistic sales goals or be pitted against one another in order to receive bonuses. Also doing what is truly right by their customer probably feels good after so long of working against the…

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    ASSIGNMENT REPORT ON FAKE BANK ACCOUNTS SCAM IN WELLS FARGO BANK USA 1. Describe what happened. The case in discussion here is opening of unauthorized and fake bank accounts by employees of Wells Fargo Bank all over US. Various employees in Wells Fargo Retail stores all over the country signed up customers for various products like a new checking accounts, debit accounts, credit card accounts without their approval or consent. The employees then used to transfer money from the customers…

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    of the stuff that we have today such as our clothes, vehicles, or even our homes. There are many different ways to using money and how you tend to spend it. Some people may prefer to have cash in their pockets while others tend to put money in their bank accounts using credit cards, but the real question is, which is better? Both cash and credit cards are very convenient. However, in certain circumstances you might be wise to favor one choice over another seeing as to one may be easier for you…

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    Wells Fargo’s Ethical Scandal It was a bank heist greater than the Brink's job in 1950, however, the brigands used no ordinary firearms or getaway vehicles. As opposed to being quick on the draw, they had quick fingers on computer keyboard and mouse. Over the course of four years, The Wells Fargo Bank of San Francisco, had at least 5,000 employees opened more than a million fake bank and credit card account on behalf of innocent customers. This monumental scandal that broke the basic principle…

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    The Carolina Panthers are a professional American football team based in Charlotte, North Carolina. They play in the South division of the National Football Conference (NFC), one of the two conferences in the National Football League (NFL). The team is worth approximately USD $1 billion, according to Forbes,[4] and is controlled by Jerry Richardson and his family; they have a 48% stake. The remainder of the team is held by a group of 14 limited partners. The head coach is Ron Rivera, while the…

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    Jpmorgan Chase Reflection

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    After taking various courses that prepare me with practical skills, I want to apply the knowledge and skills learned in classroom to real life. JPMorgan Chase & Co. is the ideal place that offers real world, hands on opportunity for interns to make a difference. I had the opportunity to learn more about JPMorgan Chase from the Assistant General Counsel at JPMorgan Chase, Yelena Kogan, Esq., during a pre-law event organized by NYU. Ms. Kogan emphasized that JPMorgan Chase offers an exceptional…

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    Wells Fargo Case Study

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    On September 8th, 2016 Wells Fargo announced it would be paying 185 million dollars in fines to settle the dispute it’s employees caused among customers. Employees in the lower division banks were offered incentives based on their sales progress. “Eight is great” was what the employees were bribed with. Entice eight Wells Fargo products to their customers and receive a cash bonus. This demanding quota urged employees to cut corners and create fake credit card and checking accounts; two million…

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    operations, and enhancing government practices. Wells Fargo abandoned its sales goals, assigned new management and paid back millions in refunds to ensure their reputation. Total of $6.1 million they paid to refund customers for its fraudulent bank accounts. The bank also paid $910,000 to refund customers for the improper online bill enrollments. Additionally, Wells Fargo also agreed to a $142 million settlement to cover fake accounts. The company’s senior management has taken many actions to…

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