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rtant” banks and insurance companies. Wells Fargo Scandal. Lawmakersin both the House and Senate are certain to resume their investigations of Wells Fargo in the wake of revelationsthat the bank’s employees created as many as 2 million accounts without customers’ consent. Hensarling and other Republican