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GERMAN BANKING GIANT DEUTSCHE BANK REACHES AGREEMENTS WITH VICTIMS OF POSTBANK ACQUISITION DISASTER

Deutsche Bank has negotiated settlements with over 80 plaintiffs, who collectively represent nearly 60 percent of the total claims in the protracted litigation regarding the acquisition of Postbank. Deutsche Bank completed the acquisition of Postbank in 2010, marking a significant milestone in its history with...

18,500 SUBSCRIBERS JOIN PRIME VIDEO CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT IN GERMANY

The Consumer Advice Centre Saxony (Verbraucherzentrale Sachsen) has filed a class action lawsuit against Amazon, with over 18,500 participants. The consumer organization is suing Prime Video for adding advertisements by default, which it claims is a covert price rise. The Amazon streaming service has begun...
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