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India's IT Sector Nervous As US Proposes 25% Outsourcing Tax
A US Republican Senator has introduced the HIRE Act, which proposes taxing companies that hire foreign workers over Americans.
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Ending H-1B Visa Extensions Is 'Bad Policy,' Says US Industry Body
The H-1B programme offers temporary US visas that allow companies to hire highly skilled foreign professionals.
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Nandan Nilekani Must Stay At Infosys For 2-3 Years, Says Ex-CFO V Balakrishnan
A year-long stand-off between the founders and the management culminated in the sudden resignation of CEO Vishal Sikka on August 18.
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Infosys Chairman, Co-Chairman Must Step Down Before CEO Search: Former CFO
Former CFO V Balakrishnan also expressed concern over investigations around Infosys' Panaya acquisition deal.
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Want To Update Your Software Skills? IIIT-Bengaluru Starts 11-Month Course
The programme will provide hands-on learning to about 10,000 students and working professionals
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IT Lay-Offs Reveal The Dangers That Lie Beneath
According to news reports, the top seven IT companies, which together employ 1.24 million people, will cut their workforce by 4.5% in 2017. In the last few weeks itself, thousands of IT workers have been laid off.
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China Erred By 'Ignoring' Tech Experts From India, Says State-Run Media
China has made the "mistake of ignoring" science and technology experts from India, an article in the country's state-run official media said today. The report underlined that China should attract high-tech Indian talent to maintain its ability to innovate at a fast pace. The article comes at a time when US President Donald Trump's administration i...
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Changes To H-1B Visas 'Not Good For US'. Indian Analysts Explain Why.
While Donald Trump's 'America First' policy might reap benefits in certain sectors, it might result in the US losing out in others - especially the IT sector, in which it is a leader globally. In the first few weeks of his presidency, Donald Trump has suggested changes to America's immigration policy. This includes the H-1B visa, which the IT secto...
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UK's New Visa Rules Will Impact Indians, Especially Techies
In a crackdown to curb its soaring immigration figures, the UK government has announced changes to its visa policy for non-EU nationals, which will affect a large number of Indians especially IT professionals.
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India's IT Sector Nervous As US Proposes 25% Outsourcing Tax
A US Republican Senator has introduced the HIRE Act, which proposes taxing companies that hire foreign workers over Americans.
-
Ending H-1B Visa Extensions Is 'Bad Policy,' Says US Industry Body
The H-1B programme offers temporary US visas that allow companies to hire highly skilled foreign professionals.
-
Nandan Nilekani Must Stay At Infosys For 2-3 Years, Says Ex-CFO V Balakrishnan
A year-long stand-off between the founders and the management culminated in the sudden resignation of CEO Vishal Sikka on August 18.
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Infosys Chairman, Co-Chairman Must Step Down Before CEO Search: Former CFO
Former CFO V Balakrishnan also expressed concern over investigations around Infosys' Panaya acquisition deal.
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Want To Update Your Software Skills? IIIT-Bengaluru Starts 11-Month Course
The programme will provide hands-on learning to about 10,000 students and working professionals
-
IT Lay-Offs Reveal The Dangers That Lie Beneath
According to news reports, the top seven IT companies, which together employ 1.24 million people, will cut their workforce by 4.5% in 2017. In the last few weeks itself, thousands of IT workers have been laid off.
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China Erred By 'Ignoring' Tech Experts From India, Says State-Run Media
China has made the "mistake of ignoring" science and technology experts from India, an article in the country's state-run official media said today. The report underlined that China should attract high-tech Indian talent to maintain its ability to innovate at a fast pace. The article comes at a time when US President Donald Trump's administration i...
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Changes To H-1B Visas 'Not Good For US'. Indian Analysts Explain Why.
While Donald Trump's 'America First' policy might reap benefits in certain sectors, it might result in the US losing out in others - especially the IT sector, in which it is a leader globally. In the first few weeks of his presidency, Donald Trump has suggested changes to America's immigration policy. This includes the H-1B visa, which the IT secto...
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UK's New Visa Rules Will Impact Indians, Especially Techies
In a crackdown to curb its soaring immigration figures, the UK government has announced changes to its visa policy for non-EU nationals, which will affect a large number of Indians especially IT professionals.
