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FFS, what kind of tulip business are they if they can't manage a few bad quarters without firing people? FFS, business is meant to save up money in good quarters and deal with bad ones - those guys seem to bleed shareholders and business dry to payout max bonuses without regard for business itself.
It just shows that those banks are not competent enough to run their own business in the first place (unless it's ever growing market), so why should anybody believe their "analysts" talking about other peoples businesses?
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