Thoughts on the mortgage meltdown
About a month after John Stumpf took the top spot at Wells Fargo the company stopped giving mortgages to people with bad credit. In our latest Conversations From the Corner Office, Kai Ryssdal gets his thoughts on how the mortgage meltdown will play out.
Wells Fargo & Company CEO and President John Stumpf. (Courtesy of Wells Fargo)
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Who: Wells Fargo & Company CEO and President John Stumpf.
Education: Stumpf earned a bachelor's degree in finance from St. Cloud State University and an MBA from the University of Minnesota.
What you may not know: Stumpf works out the stress of being CEO doing yoga twice a week.
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06/18/2008
I have long intended to write and ask for more intense scrutiny of the speculators and poor oversight that I believe is the main cause of our present gasoline price crisis.
However, this mornings soft ball interview of Mr. Stumpf by Kai Rysdall was infuriating. Will your show ever hold these profiteers accountable? I am losing respect for your show and no longer think of you as a trustworthy source of news. Susan Kaefer
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