NEW YORK - JULY 22: An automated teller machine at a Wachovia bank is seen July 22, 2008 in New York City. Wachovia Corp. , the nation's fourth largest banking firm, posted a loss of $8.9 billion in it's second-quarter and cut its dividend by 87 percent to 5 cents a share. It also plans on eliminating 6,350 jobs. Getty Images logo Getty Images 11 months ago

NEW YORK - JULY 22: An automated teller machine at a Wachovia bank is seen July 22, 2008 in New York City. Wachovia Corp. , the nation's fourth largest banking firm, posted a loss of $8.9 billion in it's second-quarter and cut its dividend by 87 percent to 5 cents a share. It also plans on eliminating 6,350 jobs.

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