Deloitte in the news

Deloitte recognized 75 of Wisconsin's largest private companies based on annual revenue for its 2025 Deloitte Wisconsin 75 list.

Deloitte's chief global economist, Ira Kalish, states the economy is in a good position but has reasons for concern.

Deloitte's report recommends digital marketing brands forge long-term strategic partnerships with digital content creators to influence consumer purchases.

Anthropic launched the Claude Frontier Academy with a $100 million commitment to train 10,000 engineers from customer companies, including Deloitte and McKinsey, to deploy its AI by late 2027.

Ira Kalish, Deloitte's chief global economist, spoke at the Wisconsin 75 on October 1, 2026.

Companies are integrating cultural and artistic investments into ESG reporting, utilizing frameworks developed by firms like Deloitte to measure and communicate their broad impact on sustainability and societal value.

Democratic Texas AG candidate Nathan Johnson announced plans to investigate Deloitte and state vendor contracts due to a software error that delayed voter registrations for at least 178,000 Texans.

A survey highlights a fundamental misalignment between integrated infrastructure demands and legacy operating models as physical and digital worlds merge.

Deloitte UK announced a 2% increase in revenue to £5.81bn and a 14% rise in distributable profit to £899m for the fiscal year ended May 31, 2026.

Deloitte and Thrive Global partnered to use AI-powered behavioral science to improve health outcomes and well-being for organizations and individuals.

Deloitte UK expanded its partner base and increased partner pay, despite overall staff reductions and a challenging market, while adapting to AI's influence on its workforce structure.

A Deloitte survey found that CFOs' optimism for their firms and the overall economic climate increased in Q3, despite mixed views on the broader economy and a rise in perceived risks like cybersecurity.

Deloitte projects a slowing Canadian economy through 2027, primarily due to ongoing trade tensions with the United States.

Deloitte UK's equity partners saw a 7% pay increase to $1.5 million, fueled by strong demand for AI consulting services, as revenue rose 2% to £5.8 billion.

Deloitte reported $74.5 billion in global revenue with 5.7% growth, driven by strong performance in Asia Pacific and an emphasis on AI.

Deloitte's global revenue increased by 5.7% to $74.5 billion in FY 2026, driven by growth in Asia Pacific and tax and legal services, with significant investments planned for AI and operations.

Deloitte projects a $527 billion increase in women's health spending by 2030 due to an aging female population and growing recognition of sex-specific health needs.

Deloitte's latest economic outlook for Canada forecasts a slowing pace of economic activity into 2027, driven by U.S. trade tensions and weak business investment, despite some positive revisions for 2026.

Deloitte's model projects a $527 billion growth in US women's health by 2030 through proactive, life-stage-aware care, potentially increasing women's health span by up to 20 years.

Deloitte Canada has significantly lowered its 2027 GDP growth forecast for Canada due to escalating trade tensions with the U.S. and increasing economic uncertainty.