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CEO of Germany’s Deutsche Bahn says company needs more than $170 billion for modernization

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A Deutsche Bahn high-speed train arrives at the Frankfurt, Germany, airport station. DB’s CEO says the company needs more than $170 billion for modernization. David Lassen BERLIN — The CEO of German national railway Deutsche Bahn says the company needs some €150 billion ($170.5 billion) to upgrade and expand its rail network. CEO Richard Lutz, in an interview with the news site T-online on Friday, April 18, said that €80 billion ($91 billion) wo…

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CEO of Germany’s Deutsche Bahn says company needs more than $170 billion for modernization

A Deutsche Bahn high-speed train arrives at the Frankfurt, Germany, airport station. DB’s CEO says the company needs more than $170 billion for modernization. David Lassen BERLIN — The CEO of German national railway Deutsche Bahn says the company needs some €150 billion ($170.5 billion) to upgrade and expand its rail network. CEO Richard Lutz, in an interview with the news site T-online on Friday, April 18, said that €80 billion ($91 billion) wo…

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