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Wells Fargo Wants Ex-CEO's $34M Back-Pay Suit Tossed

By Jon Hill · April 11, 2024, 9:12 PM EDT

Wells Fargo & Co. has asked a California state court to throw out a lawsuit filed by former CEO Timothy Sloan that seeks $34 million in compensation he alleges was wrongfully...

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Wells Fargo Wants Ex-CEO's $34M Back-Pay Suit Tossed

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