Wells Fargo brass seeks to move past recent trouble.

Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf retires after weeks of public outcry.

Not disclosing 'material' information to investors could violate securities law. The question is, what is 'material'?

Stumpf now says sales quotas will go away this week, rather than next year.

The board, for starters. And regulators could have stepped up too.

The bank's executive heads are going to the House on Thursday for another grilling.

Senators want to see some higher-ups go down after the company's false account scandal.

Policies that allow companies to take back bonuses are common but rarely used.

A group of senators is asking whether the company will take back bonuses from managers who might have benefited from the scandal.