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Opinion | US' Visa Policies May End Up Backfiring On Its Own Tech Industry
The Trump administration's decision to suspend several major technology companies from the US Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) programme marks another consequential turn in Washington's increasingly restrictive approach to skilled immigration. The inclusion of Indian IT majors such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Wipro, and HCL Tec...
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'US Forces Ready': White House Replies To Iran's Strike Warning To Tech Firms
The statement came in response to Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) warning of targeting US technology firms if more Iranian leaders were killed in "targeted assassinations".
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US Tech Firm Fined for Underpaying Indian Workers
The probe announced this week by the US Department of Labor uncovered several egregious violations at Electronics for Imaging Inc., a printing technology specialist that generated revenue of $728 million last year, when the misconduct occurred.
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China State Media Calls For 'Severe Punishment' For Google, Apple, US Tech Firms
US companies such as Yahoo Inc, Cisco Systems Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc threaten the cyber-security of China and its Internet users, said the People's Daily on its microblog, in comments echoed on the front page of the English-language China Daily.
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Most US Tech Firms Use H-1B Visas To Pay Workers Far Below Market Wages: Report
A majority of the US H-1B employers, including tech giants like Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft, use the temporary work visa programme to pay the migrant workers well below market wages, a new report has claimed.
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Kerala High Court Questions State Over Data Sharing With US-Based Tech Firm
Kerala High Court today heard a plea regarding the state government's contract with US-based tech firm Sprinklr that is aimed at analyzing data based on details of people under surveillance in the state due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Hacker Breaches US Tech Firm 20 Times In Nearly 2 Years
A hacker got access to the personal information of a million consumers after infiltrating into the systems of a Utah-based technology company more than 20 times during a period of 22 months.
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After Trump's Outburst, US To Probe Tech Firms For 'Stifling' Free Speech
The US Justice Department said Wednesday it would probe social media giants over concerns over competition and "stifling the free exchange of ideas."
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After Trump's Tirade At Google, US Announces Probe Against Tech Firms
The US Justice Department said Wednesday it would probe social media giants over concerns over competition and "stifling the free exchange of ideas."
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Tax Breaks for Stock Pay Curbed, Handing Tech `Huge' Liabilities
US tech firms now won’t be able to deduct full stock payments as a tax deduction.
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Tech Firms Must Do More On Extremism: World Economic Forum
US tech firms such as Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc should be more aggressive in tackling extremism and political misinformation if they want to avoid government action, a report from the World Economic Forum said on Monday.
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Donald Trump's Immigration Ban
Several technology giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, banded together on Sunday to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, arguing that it "inflicts significant harm on American business."
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Trump's Immigration Ban
Trump's temporary immigration ban, the most contentious policy move of his first two weeks in offices, faces crucial legal hurdles.
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From China, Investment And Confusion
Mountain View, Calif., start-up Quixey was the envy of many in Silicon Valley when the company announced a multimillion-dollar investment from one of China's largest and most powerful technology companies, Alibaba.
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US Tech Firm Fined for Underpaying Indian Workers
The probe announced this week by the US Department of Labor uncovered several egregious violations at Electronics for Imaging Inc., a printing technology specialist that generated revenue of $728 million last year, when the misconduct occurred.
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Opinion | US' Visa Policies May End Up Backfiring On Its Own Tech Industry
The Trump administration's decision to suspend several major technology companies from the US Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) programme marks another consequential turn in Washington's increasingly restrictive approach to skilled immigration. The inclusion of Indian IT majors such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Wipro, and HCL Tec...
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'US Forces Ready': White House Replies To Iran's Strike Warning To Tech Firms
The statement came in response to Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) warning of targeting US technology firms if more Iranian leaders were killed in "targeted assassinations".
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US Tech Firm Fined for Underpaying Indian Workers
The probe announced this week by the US Department of Labor uncovered several egregious violations at Electronics for Imaging Inc., a printing technology specialist that generated revenue of $728 million last year, when the misconduct occurred.
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China State Media Calls For 'Severe Punishment' For Google, Apple, US Tech Firms
US companies such as Yahoo Inc, Cisco Systems Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc threaten the cyber-security of China and its Internet users, said the People's Daily on its microblog, in comments echoed on the front page of the English-language China Daily.
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Most US Tech Firms Use H-1B Visas To Pay Workers Far Below Market Wages: Report
A majority of the US H-1B employers, including tech giants like Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft, use the temporary work visa programme to pay the migrant workers well below market wages, a new report has claimed.
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Kerala High Court Questions State Over Data Sharing With US-Based Tech Firm
Kerala High Court today heard a plea regarding the state government's contract with US-based tech firm Sprinklr that is aimed at analyzing data based on details of people under surveillance in the state due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Hacker Breaches US Tech Firm 20 Times In Nearly 2 Years
A hacker got access to the personal information of a million consumers after infiltrating into the systems of a Utah-based technology company more than 20 times during a period of 22 months.
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After Trump's Outburst, US To Probe Tech Firms For 'Stifling' Free Speech
The US Justice Department said Wednesday it would probe social media giants over concerns over competition and "stifling the free exchange of ideas."
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After Trump's Tirade At Google, US Announces Probe Against Tech Firms
The US Justice Department said Wednesday it would probe social media giants over concerns over competition and "stifling the free exchange of ideas."
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Tax Breaks for Stock Pay Curbed, Handing Tech `Huge' Liabilities
US tech firms now won’t be able to deduct full stock payments as a tax deduction.
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Tech Firms Must Do More On Extremism: World Economic Forum
US tech firms such as Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc should be more aggressive in tackling extremism and political misinformation if they want to avoid government action, a report from the World Economic Forum said on Monday.
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Donald Trump's Immigration Ban
Several technology giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, banded together on Sunday to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, arguing that it "inflicts significant harm on American business."
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Trump's Immigration Ban
Trump's temporary immigration ban, the most contentious policy move of his first two weeks in offices, faces crucial legal hurdles.
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From China, Investment And Confusion
Mountain View, Calif., start-up Quixey was the envy of many in Silicon Valley when the company announced a multimillion-dollar investment from one of China's largest and most powerful technology companies, Alibaba.
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US Tech Firm Fined for Underpaying Indian Workers
The probe announced this week by the US Department of Labor uncovered several egregious violations at Electronics for Imaging Inc., a printing technology specialist that generated revenue of $728 million last year, when the misconduct occurred.
