Deutsche Bank Halts Plans for 250 N.C. Jobs

Deutsche Bank is the latest company to cut back its business in North Carolina in response to the state's controversial new law banning local governments from enacting anti-discrimination rules to protect the LGBT community.

The bank said it will freeze plans to create 250 new jobs at its location in Cary, N.C., where it currently employs about 900 people, Reuters reported. It had planned to add 250 jobs by 2017.