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Deutsche Bank Cuts Revenue Outlook After Merger Talks Collapse
- Bank suffers ninth straight quarter of revenue contraction
- Its asset manager DWS reversed outflows at start of the year
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Deutsche Bank AG cut its outlook for full-year revenue after suffering its ninth straight quarter of contraction, underscoring the need to put Europe’s largest investment bank on a stronger footing following the collapse of merger talks with Commerzbank AG.