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U.S. Bank illegally used customer data to create sham accounts to inflate sales numbers for the last decade. Now they've been fined $37.5 million plus interest on unlawfully collected fees. https://www.businessinsider.com/us-bank-fined-375-million-for-illegally-using-customer-data-2022-7