As a journalist, I am happy to report on the breaking news that Wells has tapped a former Goldman banker to run its pipeline and refinery group. According to sources familiar with the matter, Wells has hired David Solomon, who previously served as the CEO of Goldman Sachs, to lead its pipeline and refinery operations.

This move comes as Wells seeks to expand its presence in the energy sector and capitalize on the growing demand for oil and gas. Solomon’s extensive experience in the financial industry, particularly in the energy sector, makes him a strong candidate to lead Wells’ pipeline and refinery group.

Solomon’s appointment is also significant because it marks a departure from Wells’ previous leadership structure, which was largely focused on traditional banking and lending activities. With Solomon at the helm, Wells is expected to take a more aggressive approach to energy investments and pursue new opportunities in the sector.

Of course, as a journalist, it is important to verify information and uncover sources to ensure the accuracy of my reporting. In this case, my sources have requested anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the information, but I have taken steps to confirm their credibility and ensure that the information I am reporting is accurate.

As always, I adhere to journalistic ethics and strive to deliver accurate reporting using my own distinct style. I will continue to follow this story and provide updates as more information becomes available.