Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Denver - is it an exit location?

What is happening in Denver? Are the offices still open? I noticed no signage.

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Not a hub an exiting a market are two very different things.

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Post ID: @8agt+1mTz4ZHC

Denver employees in at least one LOB have been orphaned by the location strategy, though one, hypocritically, was recently promoted.

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Post ID: @1tct+1mTz4ZHC

It's not a hub for staff. If you're talking about 1700 Lincoln there is still WF signage on the side and monument. They did a massive downsize over the pandemic and I wouldn't doubt it if WF lost building signage rights

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Post ID: @quy+1mTz4ZHC

Not a hub

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Post ID: @msu+1mTz4ZHC

Denver is not a hub. Wells will exit that market

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Post ID: @xey+1mTz4ZHC

Bldg got sold. Paid parking there IIRC. So no one really wanted to work there. We do still have a few leases areas within the building, but not much.

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Post ID: @dqp+1mTz4ZHC

The Denver Wells Fargo tower, it doesn't have the signage on top anymore and it's not a 'hub' location. Is WF exiting?

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Post ID: @ofu+1mTz4ZHC

What are you talking about?

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