U.S. House panel lambasts Wells Fargo boss over phantom accounts

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers called for Wells Fargo & Co chief John Stumpf to resign on Thursday and a top House Democrat demanded the bank be broken because it is too big to manage. Stumpf's second trip to Capitol Hill on Thursday went no better than his first as lawmakers from both parties angrily rebuked his handling of sales abuses and said the bank has damaged customer trust as well as the broader banking system. Representative Maxine Waters, the committee's ranking De