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Trump wants to make H-1B workers more expensive for US employersA Trump administration proposal would significantly increase H-1B visa minimum salaries, requiring entry-level software engineers in San Fr...- India’s tech hiring edge; Fashion funding heats upHappy Friday! AI and lower-cost talent have given a hiring advantage to countries like India, Philippines and Brazil. This and more in toda...
- OpenAI taps JioStar exec; Jio's pre-IPO movesJioStar top executive Kiran Mani has resigned from his role and will join OpenAI to lead its Asia Pacific operations. This and more in toda...
- Why wage-based H-1B is not all bad news for Indian ITEarly analysis suggests that these companies could adapt their staffing models and, in some cases, even benefit. This is because the new we...
- Microsoft's next-gen AI chip production delayed to 2026: ReportMicrosoft’s next-gen Maia AI chip, code-named Braga, faces a six-month delay, pushing mass production to 2026. Design changes, staffing iss...
- Google layoffs: Google offers voluntary exit to US staff, including search and ad teamsGoogle job cut: Google has offered voluntary exit packages to US-based staff across several divisions, including knowledge and information ...
- Google should be forced to bargain with contractor's union, US labor agency saysThe labor board in January 2024 ruled in a separate case that Google was required to bargain with a group of workers at YouTube Music, whic...
- Why did the Secret Service deny personnel to Donald Trump for the Wisconsin rally?The Secret Service is responsible for safeguarding not only President Joe Biden and his family but also all former presidents, vice preside...
- India job scene sees early signs of disruption from AIMillions of working employees will need reskilling and upskilling, which in turn could create new job opportunities as well, say experts
- Google illegally cut contract staffers who worked on AI, union allegesThe Alphabet Workers Union accused the internet giant of violating federal labor law, which prohibits retaliation against employees for org...
- McDonald's temporarily shuts US offices, prepares for layoffs: WSJ reportLast week, the Chicago-based fast-food chain asked its US employees and some international staff via an internal email to work remotely fro...
- Auto Inc keeps tech talent in demand as big tech companies continue with large-scale layoffsWith tech companies resorting to downsizing manpower the last few months, "in the last two quarters there is a significant improvement" in ...
- Startups slam Google’s ‘cosmetic’ changes to Android; tech firms oppose parts of Delhi’s draft aggregator policyOn Wednesday, Google announced it would make a slew of changes to Android in India to comply with a ruling by the country’s competition wat...
- Musk announces more expensive subscription for ad-free TwitterThe announcement comes as the social network has faced major economic uncertainty since its takeover by Musk in October.
- Google agrees to compliance reforms to prevent search warrant data lossThe U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday it had reached an agreement with Alphabet Inc's Google resolving a dispute with the search engi...
- Only 6% Google fee for some apps; ED freezes another Rs 46 crore in loan apps caseGoogle’s revised Play Store billing policy, which is set to take effect in India on October 31, may bring good news for app developers that...
- Google commits $740 million to Australia months after threatening pull-outGoogle Australia managing director Mel Silva, who earlier this year threatened to block Google's search engine in the country, said the spe...
- Coronavirus: US aid excludes startups, entrenches big techThe $2.2 trillion emergency relief will help many workers and businesses dealing with an unprecedented economic shutdown.
- The Apple 'black site' that gives workers few perks and little securitySeveral people who worked here say it’s widely referred to within Apple as a “black site,” as in a covert ops facility.
- Why Apple will not attend Neural Information Processing Systems conference this yearAt last year's conference in Montreal, employees of Google, Microsoft, and IBM presented papers on teaching computers to work faster and sm...
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