WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. passenger railroad Amtrak said on Wednesday it is eliminating 450 positions as it aims to cut annual costs by $100 million as future support from Congress remains uncertain.

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On Wednesday, Amtrak announced it will cut 450 jobs across the company, according to Reuters. A report from Bloomberg says these cuts include roughly 20% of the company’s top-level management staff.

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