11 events about "DOGE"

9 October 2026, 11:30

Japan's Finance Minister relaunches a DOGE-style review of public spending and targets more than 200 government funds

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International

24 July 2026, 05:37

Elon Musk acknowledged that he was influenced by politics during his collaboration with Donald Trump

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International

Marco Hannappel, PMI: Europe supports the transformation of industry through investment, skills and competitive factories

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Elon Musk stated that he would not take over the leadership of DOGE again, although he believes that the efforts to reduce the size of the government have been "somewhat successful".

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International

24 November 2025, 11:25

DOGE, Donald Trump's initiative to reduce the size of government, has been abolished, and its responsibilities have been taken over by the Office of Personnel Management.

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International

15 September 2025, 10:53

DOGE continues to lay off American employees even after Elon Musk's departure

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International

2 July 2025, 07:00

Tesla shares fell nearly 5% after Trump suggested cutting subsidies for Musk's companies, sparking tensions between the two.

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International

1 July 2025, 09:59

Donald Trump has proposed that the DOGE look into Elon Musk's subsidies: 'Without subsidies, Elon should probably close up shop and go back home to South Africa'

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International

24 May 2025, 07:28

DOGE team expands use of artificial intelligence chatbot, Grok, in US federal government to analyze data, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and data security for millions of Americans

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International

2 April 2025, 18:33

Tesla shares surged amid rumors that Elon Musk may step down from his post at the Department of Government Efficiency to focus on the company

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Economy

13 March 2025, 10:02

A US judge has ordered Elon Musk to produce documents related to Doge's activities in a lawsuit brought by attorneys general from 14 states.

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International

22 February 2025, 06:00

The Pentagon wants to lay off 5,400 probationary employees as part of efforts to reduce the civilian workforce.

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International

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