It turns out the bogus account scandal at Wells Fargo (WFC) actually comes with an upside: The public may finally catch on that those saccharine tributes to "most admired" and "best" companies and their executives are mostly a waste of time.
Exhibit A is John G. Stumpf, the former Wells chief executive who abruptly retired from the bank last week and resigned from his board seats at Chevron (CVX) and Target (TGT) on Tuesday.
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