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Indian IT company accused of discrimination against foreigners in jobs

American national Tami Sulzberg alleges that at least 90 per cent of the US workforce of San Jose-based Happiest Minds, whose headquarters is in Bangalore, are South Asians, primarily from India

India market for computer services to grow faster than their exports: Study

The computer services industry in India is increasingly catering to the domestic market, stated the report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development

Top 10 biz headlines: FDI reforms, Synergy Group eyes 49% Jet stake & more

From the govt easing FDI norms for single-brand retail, digital media, and manufacturing to Synergy Group planning to pick up 49% stake in Jet Airways, here are the top business headlines for Thursday

Indian IT opts for nearshoring due to stricter H-1B visa norms under Trump

Canada and Mexico emerge as preferred nearshore destinations for Indian IT firms

Indian IT's big four: Will the next decade be as good as the previous one?

The coming decade will be more challenging; only those that foresee change and adapt quickly will remain this strong

Global firms prefer Indian techies despite US visa issues: Nasscom chief

The H-1B is a common visa route for skilled foreigners to find work at companies in the US

Why Indian IT's job target is under cloud

The pace of job generation has slowed as IT firms look at automation to do testing

Tamil Nadu to come up with new IT policy to attract investments

At a time when there has been allegations that Tamil Nadu is losing its sheen as an investment destination, the Government of Tamil Nadu is expected to come up with an IT policy to replace the existing nine year old policy, according to sources.Sources close to the development said that the industry has said that a policy adapting the latest changes in the IT industry is the final stages of completion and an announcement in this regard would come out any time soon. Official sources said that the work has been in progress in the past, in lines with the decision of the government during the previous Global Investors' Meet (GIM) in 2015.The industry sources said that they have shared their opinion on the industry requirements, including a start up policy and on expanding the IT space to the tier II, III cities by attracting industries to these region. The government has accepted the requests in a positive way, they said.Tamil Nadu contributes to around around Rs 20 billion and has been ..

Adopting new business models crucial for Indian IT's survival

IT services sector currently employs around 3.9 mn

Lay-off blues and prospects for Indian IT

Firing scare of recent weeks will subside as people find progressive firms employing more talent