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'They Need Skilled Foreign Professionals': Experts On How H-1B Visa Could Benefit US
H-1B visa holders have added to the tax-paying base of the US, and Washington should understand jobs can leave their country as well, say experts.
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Global Uncertainties Affecting Private Capex; Industries Will Cheer US-India Deal, Rajiv Memani Says
Bullish view on India continues. India's resilient story is obvious. There is a tremendous sense of optimism, especially in the way macroeconomic factors have panned out, Memani said.
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Growing Anxiety Over H-1B Visas Amid Bipartisan Support In US For Reform
The budding partnership between the US and India could be set back by a nuts-and-bolts dispute over employment visas.
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US Recognises India As 'Major Defence Partner'
In a significant development, the US today recognised India as a "major defence partner" which means that for defence related trade and technology transfer the country would now be treated at par with America's closest allies.
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Big economies like US, India show signs of stabilisation: HSBC survey
The world's large economies such as the US, India, China and the Eurozone are showing signs of "tentative stabilisation" and an uptick in new orders, an HSBC survey has said.
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Market may rally 8-10%; bet on consumer stocks: Ramesh Damani
While most analysts expect the market to remain weak at least in the short term, Ramesh S. Damani, member, BSE, feels that the market may rally 8-10 per cent from the current levels. “Markets are likely to sustain the support levels. I would prefer to remain invested,” he said in an interview to NDTV Profit.
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Why Obama criticism hit where it hurts
US president Barack Obama’s criticism of India’s economic reforms drew sharp reactions in India. The main opposition BJP's Yashwant Sinha, a former Finance Minister, said that India could not open its markets just because the US President wished it. There were voices like those of industrialist Anand Mahindra, who pointed out on twitter that we...
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India must carry out 'difficult' economic reforms: Barack Obama
He said that to some extent, India's slower growth is a reflection of the larger slowdown in the global economy. Obama was careful not to be directly critical of the negative investment climate in India but cited the concerns of the American business community to make his point. "One of the most effective ways we can create jobs is to continue expa...
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US-bound Indian students advised to face culture shock
Indian students currently enrolled in US Universities and passouts also shared their experiences on such aspects with students travelling to the US for higher education.
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US backs admission of qualified Indians under L-1, H-1B visa programme
As India announced plans to take the issue of "discriminatory" increase in US visa fees to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Washington assured it continued to fully support the admission of qualified Indians.
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Market Cues: Asian shares flat, new inflation data and more
Asian shares traded flat on Tuesday as investors remained cautious.
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26/11 attackers must be brought to justice: Obama
In his address to both houses of Parliament, President Obama endorsed India's position for a permanent seat on the UN Security Council, saying Washington looked forward to reforming the Security Council to reflect current global realities. "Indeed, the just and sustainable international order that America seeks includes a United Nations that is eff...
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US in fight for future with India, China: Obama
Weeks ahead of his trip to India, US President Barack Obama has said America is in fight for future with countries like India and China who are spending massively on education, while his country has been cutting its budget on the sector."Think about it. China isn't slashing education by 20 per cent right now. India is not slashing education by 20 p...
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'They Need Skilled Foreign Professionals': Experts On How H-1B Visa Could Benefit US
H-1B visa holders have added to the tax-paying base of the US, and Washington should understand jobs can leave their country as well, say experts.
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Global Uncertainties Affecting Private Capex; Industries Will Cheer US-India Deal, Rajiv Memani Says
Bullish view on India continues. India's resilient story is obvious. There is a tremendous sense of optimism, especially in the way macroeconomic factors have panned out, Memani said.
-
Growing Anxiety Over H-1B Visas Amid Bipartisan Support In US For Reform
The budding partnership between the US and India could be set back by a nuts-and-bolts dispute over employment visas.
-
US Recognises India As 'Major Defence Partner'
In a significant development, the US today recognised India as a "major defence partner" which means that for defence related trade and technology transfer the country would now be treated at par with America's closest allies.
-
Big economies like US, India show signs of stabilisation: HSBC survey
The world's large economies such as the US, India, China and the Eurozone are showing signs of "tentative stabilisation" and an uptick in new orders, an HSBC survey has said.
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Market may rally 8-10%; bet on consumer stocks: Ramesh Damani
While most analysts expect the market to remain weak at least in the short term, Ramesh S. Damani, member, BSE, feels that the market may rally 8-10 per cent from the current levels. “Markets are likely to sustain the support levels. I would prefer to remain invested,” he said in an interview to NDTV Profit.
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Why Obama criticism hit where it hurts
US president Barack Obama’s criticism of India’s economic reforms drew sharp reactions in India. The main opposition BJP's Yashwant Sinha, a former Finance Minister, said that India could not open its markets just because the US President wished it. There were voices like those of industrialist Anand Mahindra, who pointed out on twitter that we...
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India must carry out 'difficult' economic reforms: Barack Obama
He said that to some extent, India's slower growth is a reflection of the larger slowdown in the global economy. Obama was careful not to be directly critical of the negative investment climate in India but cited the concerns of the American business community to make his point. "One of the most effective ways we can create jobs is to continue expa...
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US-bound Indian students advised to face culture shock
Indian students currently enrolled in US Universities and passouts also shared their experiences on such aspects with students travelling to the US for higher education.
-
US backs admission of qualified Indians under L-1, H-1B visa programme
As India announced plans to take the issue of "discriminatory" increase in US visa fees to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Washington assured it continued to fully support the admission of qualified Indians.
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Market Cues: Asian shares flat, new inflation data and more
Asian shares traded flat on Tuesday as investors remained cautious.
-
26/11 attackers must be brought to justice: Obama
In his address to both houses of Parliament, President Obama endorsed India's position for a permanent seat on the UN Security Council, saying Washington looked forward to reforming the Security Council to reflect current global realities. "Indeed, the just and sustainable international order that America seeks includes a United Nations that is eff...
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US in fight for future with India, China: Obama
Weeks ahead of his trip to India, US President Barack Obama has said America is in fight for future with countries like India and China who are spending massively on education, while his country has been cutting its budget on the sector."Think about it. China isn't slashing education by 20 per cent right now. India is not slashing education by 20 p...
