German rail operator wants more cash to improve service

BERLIN (Reuters) - German rail operator Deutsche Bahn [DBN.UL] is lobbying the government for a 4.9 billion euro ($5.55 billion) investment to reduce train delays and cancellations dampening passenger satisfaction, the Bild newspaper reported on Sunday.The figure appears in a 200-page strategy blueprint that Deutsche Bahn's board will discuss at a special meeting Nov. 22-23, the newspaper reported.A spokesman for Deutsche Bahn declined to comment on the report.Last year the operator reported a..