Take Wells Fargo, despite being continually mired in spin, controversy, and scandal, they boosted their CEO's pay by 36 percent last year to $17 million.
Sherrod Brown: “Take Wells Fargo, despite being continually mired in spin, controversy, and scandal, they boosted their CEO's pay by 36…”
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Example of excessive CEO compensation amid corporate scandals.
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