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Amazon, Microsoft Swoop In On $24 Billion India Farm-Data Trove
Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc. are among technology giants lining up to harness data from India's farmers in an ambitious government-led productivity drive aimed at transforming an outmoded agricultural industry.
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Silicon Valley Far More Reliant On H-1B Visas Than Earlier Acknowledged
Cisco Systems Inc. applied for about 3,000 H-1B visas in fiscal 2016, intending to hire people to work at its sprawling, utilitarian campus in suburban San Jose. These were good jobs - many of them for management-level logisticians and operations research analysts - and they paid well. The average annual salary was about $120,000. At the upper end,...
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Belkin to buy Cisco's home networking business, including 'Linksys' brand
Privately held Belkin, based in Playa Vista, Calif., did not disclose the purchase price, nor did Cisco Systems Inc.
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Cisco CEO's pay package cut by 9 percent
Cisco Systems Inc. trimmed CEO John Chambers' pay package for the past fiscal year by 9 percent
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Cisco plans to shut its Flip camcorder business
Cisco Systems Inc. is killing the Flip Video, the most popular video camera in the U.S., just two years after it bought the startup that created it.
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Cisco to cut costs and jobs as profits stall
Cisco said that it's set to eliminate thousands of jobs as part of cost-cutting moves to get profits growing again.
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Cisco sued for helping China build Golden Shield
Cisco Systems Inc. is being accused of supplying the Chinese government with computer-networking equipment used to spy
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Cisco to lay off thousands of employees
Cisco Systems Inc., the world's largest maker of computer-networking gear, is reducing its work force by about 9% to reduce costs and raise profits
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Ahead of the Bell: Facebook below IPO price
Facebook stock has dropped below the initial public stock offering price in premarket trading.
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Obama orders agencies to shift services to mobile apps
President Barack Obama ordered all major federal agencies to make more of their services available on mobile phones within the next year.
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Amazon, Microsoft Swoop In On $24 Billion India Farm-Data Trove
Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc. are among technology giants lining up to harness data from India's farmers in an ambitious government-led productivity drive aimed at transforming an outmoded agricultural industry.
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Silicon Valley Far More Reliant On H-1B Visas Than Earlier Acknowledged
Cisco Systems Inc. applied for about 3,000 H-1B visas in fiscal 2016, intending to hire people to work at its sprawling, utilitarian campus in suburban San Jose. These were good jobs - many of them for management-level logisticians and operations research analysts - and they paid well. The average annual salary was about $120,000. At the upper end,...
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Belkin to buy Cisco's home networking business, including 'Linksys' brand
Privately held Belkin, based in Playa Vista, Calif., did not disclose the purchase price, nor did Cisco Systems Inc.
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Cisco CEO's pay package cut by 9 percent
Cisco Systems Inc. trimmed CEO John Chambers' pay package for the past fiscal year by 9 percent
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Cisco plans to shut its Flip camcorder business
Cisco Systems Inc. is killing the Flip Video, the most popular video camera in the U.S., just two years after it bought the startup that created it.
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Cisco to cut costs and jobs as profits stall
Cisco said that it's set to eliminate thousands of jobs as part of cost-cutting moves to get profits growing again.
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Cisco sued for helping China build Golden Shield
Cisco Systems Inc. is being accused of supplying the Chinese government with computer-networking equipment used to spy
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Cisco to lay off thousands of employees
Cisco Systems Inc., the world's largest maker of computer-networking gear, is reducing its work force by about 9% to reduce costs and raise profits
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Ahead of the Bell: Facebook below IPO price
Facebook stock has dropped below the initial public stock offering price in premarket trading.
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Obama orders agencies to shift services to mobile apps
President Barack Obama ordered all major federal agencies to make more of their services available on mobile phones within the next year.
