#cost-cutting

#cost-cutting

Intel stated, "As we have said previously, we are refocusing on our core client and data center portfolio to strengthen our product offerings and meet the needs of our customers."

The discount carrier is unlikely to break even this year, prompting new cost-cutting measures amid decreased travel demand and ongoing reliance on borrowed cash.

AI acts like "corporate Ozempic," helping companies cut costs by limiting workforce expansion while maintaining growth, making it challenging for employees and leadership alike.

Most people don't realize that 90% of their phone's data use happens over Wi-Fi. The need for expensive unlimited data plans is rapidly evolving.

Had it been accurate, that figure would have represented 10 percent of the total leases managed by the General Services Administration (GSA).

Bayern Munich is reportedly looking for ways to cut costs and might have solved one problem... Serge Gnabry is willing to accept that role as well.

In his new role, Liebowitz promised to take the firm "in a different direction" after it had stacked up quarterly losses.

The decline in META stock highlights the challenges facing the company as it navigates slowing advertising revenue, regulatory pressures, and rising operational costs.

The automotive industry is in the middle of a very difficult period with challenges not seen before,” said Håkan Samuelsson, CEO of Volvo Cars.

"The longer you are in this business, the more thrifty you become," said Hoy, reflecting on how he repurposed his plumber's abandoned pipes into restaurant furniture.

The challenge for modern football clubs lies in maximizing revenue while facing limitations in sponsorships and merchandise sales, leading some to cut costs instead.

Accenture CEO Julie Sweet noted that the recent cost-cutting measures initiated by DOGE have begun to hamper the consulting firm's revenues and procurement processes.

When Trump allies brag that the president has brought 'the best and the brightest' to the White House, the phrase is apt, but not in the way they mean.

Federal agencies have until March 7 to submit reviews of their existing contracts with 10 major firms, focusing on cost-cutting efforts amidst fraud prevention.