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Weekly 10-Q: Wells Fargo under criminal probe for sham job interviews, and PayPal now supports crypto transfers

  • Wells Fargo has suspended a hiring policy that required managers to interview diverse candidates for jobs after reports of "fake interviews" at the firm.
  • Also, with a conditional license now converted into a virtual currency BitLicense, PayPal now supports crypto transfers.
Sara Khairi | June 13, 2022
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