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COMMENTARY This little bit of text does not seem to be the same as the YouTube video that you were good enough to include as a link ... I think the students deserve a lot better answers than they get from the big-wig CEOs, not to mention their professors and the administrators at the universities. I support those that advocate for Occupy Economics Departments and Business Schools throughout the university network. This little bit of text does not seem to be the same as the YouTube video that you were good enough to include as a link ... I think the students deserve a lot better answers than they get from the big-wig CEOs, not to mention their professors and the administrators at the universities. I support those that advocate for Occupy Economics Departments and Business Schools throughout the university network. NBC ... Thanks for the fact check. I am not surprised the students had it pretty much right. What is pretty disconcerting is that the mainstream media failed to find much of the story as the housing bubble emerged over a period of years and all sorts of predatory practices became commonplace. Somebody in the mainstream media corporate hierarchy needs to explain why news teams have been budget cut so that the essential level of investigative journalism is done. Soon it is going to be time to Occupy the media. Peter Burgess |
Protesters shout at Wells Fargo CEO in talk at NC State Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf speaks at NC State Related Bio of Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf You Tube video of protest http://www2.nbc17.com/news/2011/nov/30/protesters-shout-wells-fargo-ceo-talk-nc-state-ar-1663744/ By: NBC17 STAFF Published: November 30, 2011 RALEIGH, N.C. -- A group of protesters started shouting and were escorted out of a lecture at N.C. State featuring the CEO of Wells Fargo. John Stumpf, the company’s president and CEO, spoke Wednesday afternoon. On Facebook, Occupy protesters said they planned to demonstrate against Wells Fargo at the event. About a dozen protesters started shouting during his talk and were escorted out. They started shouting outside afterward. About 50 people total were at the rally. Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf Mic Checked at NC State by Occupy on 11/30/11 - Occupy Raleigh Day 47 Uploaded by eyewall41 on Nov 30, 2011
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http://www2.nbc17.com/news/2011/dec/01/fact-check-occupys-claims-against-wells-fargo-ar-1668590/#fbcomments Fact check: Occupy's claims against Wells Fargo Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf speaks at NC State Protesters shout at Wells Fargo CEO in talk at NC State By: NBC17 STAFF Published: December 01, 2011 The Occupy movement barged into a speech by Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf Wednesday at N.C. State, shouting at Stumpf and reciting a list of allegations. Occupy sent its claims to media outlets as well. NBC-17 wanted to know if what Occupy claimed was true. Here’s a review of the key Occupy claims, and what we learned: CLAIM: Wells Fargo holds over $5.7 billion in student debt FACT: The website alternet.org puts Wells Fargo student debt at $5.14 billion in 2009, but that is hard to verify. The Federal Government says “too little is known” about college student loans by private lenders. CLAIM: Wells Fargo foreclosed on hundreds of thousands of homes last year, many of them illegally. FACT: The U.S. Treasury is investigating whether Wells Fargo illegally foreclosed on some, including active-duty servicemen and women. Wells Fargo says it is reviewing. NOTE: Josh Dunn, corporate communications manager for Wells Fargo for North and South Carolina, said the company turns to foreclosure as a last resort. 'We work with homeowners to try to keep them in their homes,' Dunn said. He said the company modified more than 700,000 loans between Jan. 2009 and Sept. 2011 and has a 'home preservation' seminar in Charlotte this month. CLAIM: Wells Fargo has been fined $85 million “for its crimes.” FACT: The Federal Reserve fined Wells Fargo $85 million this year. NOTE: Wells Fargo's Dunn said the company did not admit or deny the allegations. CLAIM: Wells Fargo took $25 billion in taxpayer dollars. FACT:Wells Fargo did receive $25 billion, but repaid the money, plus $1.44 billion in interest, Dunn said. CLAIM: Wells Fargo reaped $4.1 billion last year while paying no federal income tax. FACT: Wells Fargo actually had $12.4 billion in earnings in 2010. It did not pay taxes in 2010, according to some reports. NOTE: Wells Fargo's Dunn said the company did not pay federal taxes in 2009 because of the Wachovia purchase but did pay state and federal taxes in 2010. CLAIM: Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf made $19 million last year. FACT: True. Wells Fargo's Dunn noted, however, that much of Stumpf's compensation was based on stock options.
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