Deutsche Bank CEO: Remote work could help company cut

Deutsche Bank CEO: Remote work could help company cut costs

Seattle Times

Published 20 May 2020

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Germany’s Deutsche Bank says it is in good financial shape and will push ahead with cost cuts to bolster profitability – and its CEO says working from home could play a role in that. CEO Christian Sewing said at the company’s annual shareholder meeting, held online due to the coronavirus outbreak, […]

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Deutsche Bank CEO: Remote work could help company cut costs

Deutsche Bank CEO: Remote work could help company cut costs

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