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Walmart Pauses Job Offers To Candidates Needing H-1B Visas Amid Trump's Crackdown
The Trump administration last month slapped a $100,000 fee for new H-1B applications in a bid to overhaul the visa program and curb overuse.
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AI Push Drives Record Job Cuts At Top Private Employer TCS
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. made its steepest-ever job cuts as strained ties with the US and a rapid shift toward artificial intelligence reshape the country's $280 billion IT services sector.
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Trump's High Praise For Asim Munir, Then An 'India' Question For Pak PM
At the Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit in Egypt, US President Donald Trump called Pakistan's Army Chief his "favourite Field Marshal" as he thanked him and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for their role in bringing peace to Gaza.
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"I'm All About Stopping War": Trump In Israel Amid Cheers, Call for Nobel
US President Donald Trump praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he began his speech in the Israeli Parliament hours after Hamas freed 20 remaining hostages:"Thank you very much, Bibi. Great job".
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TCS Plans To Create 5,000 New Jobs In UK In 3 Years
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a multinational IT services provider, on Friday announced the launch of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) experience zone and design studio in London, reaffirming its continued strategic investment across the UK.
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Trump Meets Elon Musk Ally Over Top NASA Job
Jared Isaacman and President Donald Trump have met in recent weeks and discussed reviving the fintech billionaire's nomination to lead NASA, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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US Visa No Longer A Passport To Love For Indians After Trump H-1B Squeeze
Trump's visa overhaul has also prompted many Indian students to rethink the 'American Dream'. There were some 422,335 Indian students in the US in 2024, according to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement data.
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Macron's Dilemma: What Next For France After PM's Resignation?
Shortly after French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigned after less than a month in the job, President Emmanuel Macron was filmed walking by the River Seine in Paris deep in phone conversation with only his security detail.
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Graduate Behind Viral 'Love You, America' Post Urges Indians To Look Beyond US
The 'American Dream' is often described as the belief that anyone can succeed in the United States through perseverance and hard work. For Ananya Joshi, an Indian woman, that promise fell short.
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US Government On Brink Of Shutdown After Senate Rejects Funding Bills
The US government barreled towards its first shutdown in six years Tuesday, with funding expiring at midnight after Democrats fought a war of words with Donald Trump and senators rejected a last-ditch bid to keep the lights on.
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Israel Would "Retain Security Responsibility" In Gaza After War: Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel would "retain security responsibility" for Gaza under a US-backed peace plan, and that it would "finish the job" of destroying Hamas if the Palestinian group rejected the deal.
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Germany's Lufthansa To Cut 4,000 Jobs By 2030, Targetting Admin
German airline group Lufthansa said Monday it will cut 4,000 jobs, nearly four percent of its workforce -- a move underscoring the slump gripping Europe's largest economy.
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Canada Wants To Attract Tech Workers Who Won't Get US H-1B Visas
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to attract employees from the technology sector who might have previously worked in the US before President Donald Trump's new visa charges.
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Israeli Army 'Take Control' Of Gaza Phones To Stream Netanyahu's UN Speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday said that his country "must finish the job" against Hamas in Gaza. In a defiant speech at the United Nations General Assembly, he expressed his refusal to end the war with Gaza.
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Germany's Bosch To Cut 13,000 Jobs In Blow To Auto Sector
German industrial giant Bosch said Thursday it would cut 13,000 jobs, mostly in its auto unit, in the latest blow for the country's ailing car sector.
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Walmart Pauses Job Offers To Candidates Needing H-1B Visas Amid Trump's Crackdown
The Trump administration last month slapped a $100,000 fee for new H-1B applications in a bid to overhaul the visa program and curb overuse.
-
AI Push Drives Record Job Cuts At Top Private Employer TCS
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. made its steepest-ever job cuts as strained ties with the US and a rapid shift toward artificial intelligence reshape the country's $280 billion IT services sector.
-
Trump's High Praise For Asim Munir, Then An 'India' Question For Pak PM
At the Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit in Egypt, US President Donald Trump called Pakistan's Army Chief his "favourite Field Marshal" as he thanked him and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for their role in bringing peace to Gaza.
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"I'm All About Stopping War": Trump In Israel Amid Cheers, Call for Nobel
US President Donald Trump praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he began his speech in the Israeli Parliament hours after Hamas freed 20 remaining hostages:"Thank you very much, Bibi. Great job".
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TCS Plans To Create 5,000 New Jobs In UK In 3 Years
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a multinational IT services provider, on Friday announced the launch of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) experience zone and design studio in London, reaffirming its continued strategic investment across the UK.
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Trump Meets Elon Musk Ally Over Top NASA Job
Jared Isaacman and President Donald Trump have met in recent weeks and discussed reviving the fintech billionaire's nomination to lead NASA, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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US Visa No Longer A Passport To Love For Indians After Trump H-1B Squeeze
Trump's visa overhaul has also prompted many Indian students to rethink the 'American Dream'. There were some 422,335 Indian students in the US in 2024, according to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement data.
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Macron's Dilemma: What Next For France After PM's Resignation?
Shortly after French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigned after less than a month in the job, President Emmanuel Macron was filmed walking by the River Seine in Paris deep in phone conversation with only his security detail.
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Graduate Behind Viral 'Love You, America' Post Urges Indians To Look Beyond US
The 'American Dream' is often described as the belief that anyone can succeed in the United States through perseverance and hard work. For Ananya Joshi, an Indian woman, that promise fell short.
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US Government On Brink Of Shutdown After Senate Rejects Funding Bills
The US government barreled towards its first shutdown in six years Tuesday, with funding expiring at midnight after Democrats fought a war of words with Donald Trump and senators rejected a last-ditch bid to keep the lights on.
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Israel Would "Retain Security Responsibility" In Gaza After War: Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel would "retain security responsibility" for Gaza under a US-backed peace plan, and that it would "finish the job" of destroying Hamas if the Palestinian group rejected the deal.
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Germany's Lufthansa To Cut 4,000 Jobs By 2030, Targetting Admin
German airline group Lufthansa said Monday it will cut 4,000 jobs, nearly four percent of its workforce -- a move underscoring the slump gripping Europe's largest economy.
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Canada Wants To Attract Tech Workers Who Won't Get US H-1B Visas
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to attract employees from the technology sector who might have previously worked in the US before President Donald Trump's new visa charges.
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Israeli Army 'Take Control' Of Gaza Phones To Stream Netanyahu's UN Speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday said that his country "must finish the job" against Hamas in Gaza. In a defiant speech at the United Nations General Assembly, he expressed his refusal to end the war with Gaza.
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Germany's Bosch To Cut 13,000 Jobs In Blow To Auto Sector
German industrial giant Bosch said Thursday it would cut 13,000 jobs, mostly in its auto unit, in the latest blow for the country's ailing car sector.
