Capgemini has decided to sell its U.S. subsidiary following backlash over a contract with ICE, highlighting reputational risks for global firms. The decision comes amid protests against ICE after two fatal shootings.

Capgemini is selling its U.S. government consulting division amid backlash over a contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and scrutiny linked to recent deadly immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota.

Capgemini plans to sell its ICE-linked US subsidiary amid controversy over surveillance, ethics, and corporate responsibility.

France's finance minister is urging Capgemini to clarify its contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

By Leo Marchandon and Avinash P Feb 2 (Reuters) - French IT company Capgemini has moved to cut ties to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after a backlash from workers, lawmakers and investors over a $4.

The French government has urged the IT group Capgemini to review its activities following revelations that one of its US subsidiaries had signed a contract with the United States immigration police (ICE),

French IT services provider Capgemini SE plans to sell a US-based unit that’s facing scrutiny over its contracts with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).