By Sara Randazzo
Daily Journal Staff Writer On a Friday afternoon last September, James Strother was approached with a tremendous task: Work on an offer to acquire Wachovia Corp. The executive vice president and general counsel of Wells Fargo & Co. got down to work, and by the following Thursday the task was done. Wachovia had accepted Wells Fargo's offer to merge the companies' operations. "Everything happened very very f...
Daily Journal Staff Writer On a Friday afternoon last September, James Strother was approached with a tremendous task: Work on an offer to acquire Wachovia Corp. The executive vice president and general counsel of Wells Fargo & Co. got down to work, and by the following Thursday the task was done. Wachovia had accepted Wells Fargo's offer to merge the companies' operations. "Everything happened very very f...
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