DANSKE BANK CUTS WORKFORCE AS AI ADOPTION ACCELERATES
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Danske Bank A/S will reduce its workforce in coming years as the Danish lender shifts toward automation and artificial intelligence. The bank's leadership cited changing customer needs and technological advancement as drivers of the staffing reductions.
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