Deloitte is emerging as the biggest early loser from a Trump administration push to axe spending on consultants, ahead of a Monday deadline for the companies to offer price cuts and other concessions.

Deloitte is emerging as the biggest early loser from a Trump administration push to axe spending on consultants, ahead of a Monday deadline for the companies to offer price cuts and other concessions.

Accenture and IBM declined to comment, while Deloitte didn't respond to inquiries ... the effects of the administration’s spending clampdown. Accenture (NYSE:ACN) Chief Executive Julie Sweet ...

The largest consulting firms working with the U.S. federal government have pledged to reduce billions of dollars from their contracts in an effort to support cost-cutting initiatives — but the Trump ...

The decision to dismantle USAID is being challenged in court. Deloitte has been hardest hit by government spending cuts in comparison to other government consulting giants, Bloomberg News ...

Federal spending cuts that triggered a layoff announcement at Deloitte LLP have not yet reached Big Four firms with smaller ...

Deloitte LLP is planning to lay off employees on its government consulting team, according to people familiar with a call between executives and workers on Thursday. It’s the latest sign of the ...

The Trump administration is slashing federal spending on consultants. Business Insider pored over the DOGE receipts to calculate how many contracts had been cut. Deloitte has had at least 127 ...

Deloitte hasn't said how many jobs will be ... Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)'s push for cutting federal spending. The London-based firm confirmed that "modest personnel actions ...

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the termination of several information technology services contracts valued ...