Wells Fargo accused of 'fraud and recklessness'
Wells Fargo has been sued by three customers who accuse the bank of "fraud and recklessness." Papers seeking a class-action status were filed at the US District Court in Utah. The San Francisco-based bank recently agreed to pay $190m to settle a case in which employees met sales targets by opening millions of fake accounts. CEO John Stumpf is set to testify in front of Congress next week.

By Kat Greene (September 16, 2016, 10:36 PM EDT) -- Customers of Wells Fargo & Co. hit the bank with a proposed class action in Utah federal court on Friday over the bank's employees opening thousands of accounts without customer approval, saying the bank's internal policies drove the illegal conduct....

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