Germany's state-owned KfW bank has fired two of its directors, two weeks after the bank transfered hundreds of millions of euros to a bankrupt US bank.
Economics Minister Michael Glos and his deputy Finance Minister Peer Steinbrück, who head the KfW advisory board, announced the decision after a meeting late on Sunday night in Berlin. Steinbrück rejects EU sales tax cut proposal ...
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(Deutsche Welle)
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