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"Hope India Never...": Anand Mahindra Reacts To El Salvador's Offer To US
Anand Mahindra has reacted to El Salvador President Nayib Bukele's proposal to take in convicted US criminals for a fee, calling it an outsourcing opportunity he hopes India "never" adopts.
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The Last of Us Part II Remaster Seemingly Confirmed by Naughty Dog Developer
The Last of Us Part 2 is getting a remaster, as accidentally confirmed by a Naughty Dog developer’s LinkedIn. Lead outsource artist Mark Parajillo’s post has since been updated, but it originally mentioned that he’d be working on ‘The Last of Us: Part II: Remastered.’ While this isn’t an official confirmation, a July interview with comp...
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Facebook Parent Meta Sued by Kenyan Content Moderators for Unlawful Redundancy
Facebook content moderators in Kenya are suing the social media site's parent company Meta and two outsourcing companies for unlawful redundancy, a rights group said on Monday. The 43 applicants say they lost their jobs with Sama, a Kenya-based firm contracted to moderate Facebook content, for organising a union. They also say they were blacklisted...
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Kaseya Ransomware Attack Affected Up to 1,500 Businesses, CEO Says
Between 800 and 1,500 businesses around the world have been affected by a ransomware attack centered on US information technology firm Kaseya, its chief executive said on Monday.
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Bengaluru-Based InMobi, India's First Unicorn, Plans $15 Billion US IPO
A successful debut could make InMobi the first of India's unicorns to directly list in a U.S. stock exchange, highlighting the country's shift beyond information technology and outsourcing services.
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Operation Panopticon: Hackers Breach Cameras at Tesla, Banks, Jails, and More
A US hacker collective claimed to have tapped into footage from 150,000 security cameras at banks, jails, schools, carmaker Tesla, and other sites to expose "the surveillance state."
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Apple Lobbies for Lower Taxes to Boost US Chip Production
Apple has been lobbying the US government on tax breaks to support domestic chip production, suggesting the iPhone maker is keen to move more of its supply chain to the US. Apple has also started using Qualcomm again for iPhone modems, and the San Diego, California-based chipmaker builds some products domestically via production partner Global Foun...
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Zuckerberg Distances Facebook From Twitter in Trump Fight
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg took pains to distance his company from Twitter and its fight with US President Donald Trump on Thursday, as the White House moved to scrap a law protecting social media companies.
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Maharashtra-Based Firm Alleges Confidential Data Of US Company Stolen
In a case of suspected corporate espionage, a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) firm has approached police claiming that confidential data of its US-based client was illegally accessed.
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Trump Wants H-1B Visas In Highly-Skilled, Not Outsourcing Jobs: Official
The Donald Trump administration wants to make changes in the existing H-1B provisions for it to play a better role in attracting highly skilled foreign workers as opposed to the what it has now evolved into an "outsourcing" role, the White House said Thursday.
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TCS Faces US Jury Over Why It Fires So Many Americans
India's IT outsourcing giant Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. needs to offer a good explanation for why engineers hired at its American outposts are 13 times as likely to be fired if they're not South Asian. The company is set to go on trial Monday in California over racial discrimination claims by American workers who lost their jobs at TCS offices ...
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Spotify Hit With $1.6 Billion Copyright Lawsuit by Wixen Music Publishing
Spotify was alleged to be using thousands of songs, including those of Tom Petty, Neil Young and the Doors, without a licence and compensation to the music publisher.
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Fake Paperwork, Poor Parts Challenge China Boom In This Key Area
Chinese suppliers to US flight control systems maker Moog sold it poorly made parts, faked paperwork and outsourced work to a factory not approved by the company, according to an internal report by US aviation regulators.
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For TCS, Big Hearing In US Today On Alleged Anti-White Worker Bias
TCS cites its reliance on foreign guest-worker visas as a defense against the bias claims.
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Insourcing Is Indian IT's Next Big Worry After H-1B Visas
According to Nomura, insourcing is starting to increase, with large outsourcing customers turning substantially inwards for their IT requirements and setting up or expanding global in-house centres.
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"Hope India Never...": Anand Mahindra Reacts To El Salvador's Offer To US
Anand Mahindra has reacted to El Salvador President Nayib Bukele's proposal to take in convicted US criminals for a fee, calling it an outsourcing opportunity he hopes India "never" adopts.
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The Last of Us Part II Remaster Seemingly Confirmed by Naughty Dog Developer
The Last of Us Part 2 is getting a remaster, as accidentally confirmed by a Naughty Dog developer’s LinkedIn. Lead outsource artist Mark Parajillo’s post has since been updated, but it originally mentioned that he’d be working on ‘The Last of Us: Part II: Remastered.’ While this isn’t an official confirmation, a July interview with comp...
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Facebook Parent Meta Sued by Kenyan Content Moderators for Unlawful Redundancy
Facebook content moderators in Kenya are suing the social media site's parent company Meta and two outsourcing companies for unlawful redundancy, a rights group said on Monday. The 43 applicants say they lost their jobs with Sama, a Kenya-based firm contracted to moderate Facebook content, for organising a union. They also say they were blacklisted...
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Kaseya Ransomware Attack Affected Up to 1,500 Businesses, CEO Says
Between 800 and 1,500 businesses around the world have been affected by a ransomware attack centered on US information technology firm Kaseya, its chief executive said on Monday.
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Bengaluru-Based InMobi, India's First Unicorn, Plans $15 Billion US IPO
A successful debut could make InMobi the first of India's unicorns to directly list in a U.S. stock exchange, highlighting the country's shift beyond information technology and outsourcing services.
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Operation Panopticon: Hackers Breach Cameras at Tesla, Banks, Jails, and More
A US hacker collective claimed to have tapped into footage from 150,000 security cameras at banks, jails, schools, carmaker Tesla, and other sites to expose "the surveillance state."
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Apple Lobbies for Lower Taxes to Boost US Chip Production
Apple has been lobbying the US government on tax breaks to support domestic chip production, suggesting the iPhone maker is keen to move more of its supply chain to the US. Apple has also started using Qualcomm again for iPhone modems, and the San Diego, California-based chipmaker builds some products domestically via production partner Global Foun...
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Zuckerberg Distances Facebook From Twitter in Trump Fight
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg took pains to distance his company from Twitter and its fight with US President Donald Trump on Thursday, as the White House moved to scrap a law protecting social media companies.
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Maharashtra-Based Firm Alleges Confidential Data Of US Company Stolen
In a case of suspected corporate espionage, a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) firm has approached police claiming that confidential data of its US-based client was illegally accessed.
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Trump Wants H-1B Visas In Highly-Skilled, Not Outsourcing Jobs: Official
The Donald Trump administration wants to make changes in the existing H-1B provisions for it to play a better role in attracting highly skilled foreign workers as opposed to the what it has now evolved into an "outsourcing" role, the White House said Thursday.
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TCS Faces US Jury Over Why It Fires So Many Americans
India's IT outsourcing giant Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. needs to offer a good explanation for why engineers hired at its American outposts are 13 times as likely to be fired if they're not South Asian. The company is set to go on trial Monday in California over racial discrimination claims by American workers who lost their jobs at TCS offices ...
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Spotify Hit With $1.6 Billion Copyright Lawsuit by Wixen Music Publishing
Spotify was alleged to be using thousands of songs, including those of Tom Petty, Neil Young and the Doors, without a licence and compensation to the music publisher.
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Fake Paperwork, Poor Parts Challenge China Boom In This Key Area
Chinese suppliers to US flight control systems maker Moog sold it poorly made parts, faked paperwork and outsourced work to a factory not approved by the company, according to an internal report by US aviation regulators.
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For TCS, Big Hearing In US Today On Alleged Anti-White Worker Bias
TCS cites its reliance on foreign guest-worker visas as a defense against the bias claims.
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Insourcing Is Indian IT's Next Big Worry After H-1B Visas
According to Nomura, insourcing is starting to increase, with large outsourcing customers turning substantially inwards for their IT requirements and setting up or expanding global in-house centres.
