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On September 8, Americans learned that Wells Fargo had fired 5,300 employees for secretly creating as many as 2 million unauthorized accounts. It's been a hellish month for the bank. Lawmakers have called Wells Fargo a "criminal enterprise" guilty of a range of crimes, including conspiracy to commit fraud and have called on the CEO to resign.

Telsa CEO Elon Musk chided his salespeople for offering discounts to customers, violating the company's strict 'no negotiation, no discount' policy.

Dennis Singleton of the North Carolina National Guard still hasn't gotten his car back, or any money, years after Wells Fargo illegally repossessed his car. "Honestly, I just think it sucks," he said.

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Daymond John, the CEO of FUBU, said he's been stopped and frisked by police about 20 times in his life.

The bank, already reeling from a fake accounts scandal, will pay $24 million in penalties.

Costco said that it has signed up more than a million new members for its co-branded Visa credit card. Earnings topped forecasts too. But is the worst really over? Competition from Amazon and Walmart and food deflation are issues.

Deutsche Bank investors are breathing a huge sigh of relief after the company's stock spent Friday on a wild ride.

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The Arkansas-based retailer is reportedly in talks to invest up to $1 billion in Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart.

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Lawmakers grill Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf about CNNMoney report on the bank retaliating against whistleblowers who flagged fake accounts.

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The NFL announces a job fair as it tries to get more women in the league.

The prop resembles a Peeping Tom in a hoodie, peering in through the window.

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