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US Tech Companies Rely on H-1B Visas for AI Talent Amid Rapid Investments
As major US technology companies accelerate their investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and digital infrastructure, they are increasingly turning to the H-1B visa program to recruit skilled foreign professionals. New data reveals that a significant portion of visa petitions filed by leading tech firms is directly tied to AI-related roles, underscoring the growing reliance on global talent to fuel innovation and maintain a competitive edge in the digital economy. An analysis of
US Tech Companies Rely on H-1B Visas for AI Talent Amid Rapid Investments
As major US technology companies accelerate their investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and digital infrastructure, they are increasingly turning to the H-1B visa program to recruit skilled foreign professionals. New data reveals that a significant portion of visa petitions filed by leading tech firms is directly tied to AI-related roles, underscoring the growing reliance on global talent to fuel innovation and maintain a competitive edge in the digital economy. An analysis of
Settles for $29 Million with Family of Jaahnavi Kandula Over Police Accident
The city of Seattle has reached a $29 million settlement with the family of Jaahnavi Kandula, a 23-year-old graduate student from India, who tragically lost her life in 2023 after being struck by a speeding police officer. Kandula, a master's student at Northeastern University’s Seattle campus, was hit by Officer Kevin Dave, who was driving at 74 mph (119 km/h) in a 25-mph (40 km/h) zone while responding to a drug overdose call. Although Da
Settles for $29 Million with Family of Jaahnavi Kandula Over Police Accident
The city of Seattle has reached a $29 million settlement with the family of Jaahnavi Kandula, a 23-year-old graduate student from India, who tragically lost her life in 2023 after being struck by a speeding police officer. Kandula, a master's student at Northeastern University’s Seattle campus, was hit by Officer Kevin Dave, who was driving at 74 mph (119 km/h) in a 25-mph (40 km/h) zone while responding to a drug overdose call. Although Da









