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Wells Fargo Takes Back $15 Million Bonus From its Former CEO

charlotteobserver.com Mar 17 2020 BoardNews

Wells Fargo’s board canceled the $15 million stock bonus it gave to former CEO Tim Sloan last year, the company said in a proxy filing Monday. Sloan also received no severance from the company when he resigned in March 2019, the bank disclosed in the filing...

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