Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

New HDQ?

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2022/08/01/its-official-irving-confirms-wells-fargo-is-bringing-thousands-of-workers-to-las-colinas/?outputType=amp

Who do you think will be located/relocated here?

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They may be consolidating all of the Dallas-area offices. There are corporate folks downtown, in Plano, and in Addison, as well as Irving.

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Post ID: @2ayo+1i4TkTDB

CA workers know the move it or lose it time is coming.

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Post ID: @2xdu+1i4TkTDB

@ind+1i4TkTDB teamworks advanced people search is showing 4,403 currently in Irving, TX

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Post ID: @xlr+1i4TkTDB

Charlie is probably getting a free beautiful beach home in Galveston in exchange for the deal.

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Post ID: @swj+1i4TkTDB

The story says 4000 employees. There are 4000 non-branch employees in Irving now?

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Post ID: @ind+1i4TkTDB

Whether it is the mob or corporations or politicians (which are essentially the same thing), it is always “follow the money”.

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Post ID: @pqs+1i4TkTDB

Not the headquarters. It's a "regional hub". I can't imagine why they'd invest in new office space, unless it's just to replace existing cruddy old offices in Irving. Even that would be a stretch.

In today's remote working world, there's no reason to be investing in office buildings. So what is the real reason that they're doing this? Follow the money - I suspect that somebody, somewhere, is getting a big payoff for this. You can take THAT to the bank.....

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Post ID: @pqo+1i4TkTDB

Close to a large JP site, making it easier for the transfers

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