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Indian-American To Lead University Of California's Investment Fund
A prominent Indian-American businessmen will lead a venture to collect funds for University of California with an aim to invest in innovation opportunities.
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2 Indian-Americans Among Forbes Richest Entrepreneurs Under 40 List
Two Indian-origin businessmen have been ranked by Forbes magazine among the richest entrepreneurs in America under the age of 40, a list that has been topped by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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2 Indian-Americans Among Richest Entrepreneurs Under 40
Two Indian-origin businessmen have been ranked by Forbes magazine among the richest entrepreneurs in America under the age of 40, a list that has been topped by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Indian-American From Chicago Indicted in Visa Fraud
A 30-year-old Indian American businessmen has been indicted on charges for exploiting a US visa program to fraudulently raise approximately USD 160 million from nearly 290 Chinese nationals who invested in the project while seeking US residency.
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MasterCard's Indian-origin CEO among Fortune's top 50 businessmen
Two Indian-Americans are in Fortune magazine's annual list of the top 50 people in business in 2013.
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Indian-American To Lead University Of California's Investment Fund
A prominent Indian-American businessmen will lead a venture to collect funds for University of California with an aim to invest in innovation opportunities.
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2 Indian-Americans Among Forbes Richest Entrepreneurs Under 40 List
Two Indian-origin businessmen have been ranked by Forbes magazine among the richest entrepreneurs in America under the age of 40, a list that has been topped by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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2 Indian-Americans Among Richest Entrepreneurs Under 40
Two Indian-origin businessmen have been ranked by Forbes magazine among the richest entrepreneurs in America under the age of 40, a list that has been topped by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Indian-American From Chicago Indicted in Visa Fraud
A 30-year-old Indian American businessmen has been indicted on charges for exploiting a US visa program to fraudulently raise approximately USD 160 million from nearly 290 Chinese nationals who invested in the project while seeking US residency.
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MasterCard's Indian-origin CEO among Fortune's top 50 businessmen
Two Indian-Americans are in Fortune magazine's annual list of the top 50 people in business in 2013.
