Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf says he holds himself accountable for the alleged abusive account opening practices for his company, but does not plan to resign from his position.
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“I think the best thing I could do right now is lead this company, and lead this company forward,” he told Jim Cramer in an interview on “Mad Money” on Tuesday.
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