The fourth-largest US bank plans to pursue growth and expansion in investment banking, credit cards, and wealth management ...

Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf knows he has a reputation for sternness, but he said that when the bank was finally freed of a ...

Charlie Scharf fielded congratulatory messages from bank executives including Jamie Dimon after being freed from a yearslong ...

Charlie Scharf can finally play offence. After more than a half-decade cleaning up Wells Fargo & Co's scandals, the chief ...

Scharf, 60, thanked Wells Fargo's 215,000 employees after they carried out his turnaround plans, one of the biggest in the ...

Charlie Scharf, chief executive of banking giant Wells Fargo, says at the WSJ Future of Everything event that from his ...

Wells Fargo is no longer under the Fed's asset cap. Here's how it plans to grow, where it might invest, and what this means ...

The bank has emerged from its deserved reprimand much more disciplined. Regulators should use this tool again.

We’re not done, but we’re a hell of a lot closer to the end than the beginning, at this point,” the CEO said Wednesday.

Wells Fargo is flexing its post-scandal muscles, diving into direct lending and targeting midsize firms and leveraged buyouts ...