In a development reminiscent of the Hewlett Packard spying scandal from 2006, the German press is reporting that Deutsche Bank spied on certain of its board members and a “troublesome shareholder,” as well. According to Spiegel Online, an investigation commissioned by Deutsche Bank that resulted in a 150-page report by law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton “has revealed that the bank spied on several of its management board members, supervisory board members and on at least one shareholder.”
