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Deutsche Bank: No Dividend for Two Years, Job Cuts
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October 29, 2015
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2:11Now PlayingDeutsche Bank has finally unveiled its plan to improve returns for shareholders, but the headlines will be taken by its decision to scrap its dividend for the next two years and the announcement that it will cut thousands of job. What does this mean for the bank? Paul Davies explains. Photo: Getty Images
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