The Oracle of Omaha's Berkshire Hathaway owns a huge stake in Wells Fargo. But Warren Buffett has yet to utter a peep about the fake-account scandal that's hurt the bank's reputation -- and its stock.
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Wells Fargo will be questioned by the Senate banking committee on September 20 as Elizabeth Warren and other outraged lawmakers look into the creation of millions of fake accounts at the bank.