Should Big Banks Be Serving the American Economy?
With the influx of big federal money into the banks coming out of the crisis, many have wondered whether or not these banks have a fiduciary responsibility to the American economy. Matt Koppenheffer reveals the answer below, as well as one bank, Wells Fargo that he admires today.
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