DOGE Removes Revived Contracts After Scrutiny
DOGE, a company backed by Elon Musk, has removed several resurrected contracts from its list of savings. This action follows a New York Times report highlighting the revival of these previously canceled agreements. Initially, DOGE had taken credit for canceling the contracts. The company has not yet released a statement regarding the removal or the initial claim.
Following a report by The New York Times, DOGE has removed dozens of resurrected contracts from its list of savings. The contracts, which had previously been canceled, were reportedly revived, raising questions about DOGE's claims of cost savings. DOGE, a group associated with Elon Musk, had initially claimed credit for the cancellation of these contracts. The removal comes after increased scrutiny of the company's financial practices. The New York Times report detailed the unexpected reappearance of the contracts, prompting DOGE to take action. The company has not yet issued a formal statement explaining the situation or clarifying its earlier claims.