Wells Fargo is considering taking back some of CEO John Stumpf's compensation
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Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf testifies before Senate Banking Committee hearing on firm's sales practices on Capitol Hill in Washington
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The nearly $50 million in stock-based compensation given to Tolstedt while she oversaw the division that created 2 million credit and debit card account for customers without their knowledge had come under fire recently, especially during Stumpf's testimony before the Senate Banking Committee.
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