When the Trump administration ordered consulting firms to offer price concessions on the projects they do for the government, Booz Allen (BAH) Hamilton CEO Horacio Rozanski sprang into action, pulling in over 100 employees to develop a response, since the company makes about 98% of its $11B in annual revenue through government-related work, Chip Cutter of The Wall Street Journal reports. While the response was quick, the stock is still down about 35% since the inauguration and the Trump administration is expected to demand deeper cuts from the firms.
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