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World’s largest investment bank Goldman Sachs issues guidance for H-1B visa employees: ‘This is an uncertain time for you and your family…’

Goldman Sachs has given new advice to workers with H1-B visas. This comes after President Donald Trump announced that companies must now pay $100,000 every year for each foreign worker on an H1-B visa. The new rule has forced big tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon to tell their visa workers to stay in…

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America’s largest bank JPMorgan to employees as H1-B visa fees increased to $100,000: Return to US before September 21

JPMorgan has asked H1-B visa holders currently outside the United States to return before 12:01am ET on September 21, following a new directive from President Donald Trump that requires companies to pay an annual fee of $100,000 for each H-1B worker. As per a report by news agency Reuters, JPMorgan Chase’s external immigration counsel has…

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Titanoboa V/s Vasuki Indicus: Which is the largest snake that ever existed and roamed the Earth |

Recent fossil discoveries have ignited a debate over the largest snake ever. Titanoboa, unearthed in Colombia, stretched up to 50 feet and possessed immense crushing power. However, Vasuki indicus, discovered in India and named after a Hindu serpent deity, may have been even longer, reaching 49 feet. Snakes have been around for millions of years,…

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Yes Bank stake sale: SBI seals 13.18% divestment to Japan’s SMBC; largest cross-border deal in banking sector

Yes Bank stake sale: State Bank of India (SBI) has offloaded around 13.18% of its holding in Yes Bank Limited (YBL) to Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), marking the completion of a major divestment.SMBC, part of the Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG), is counted among the top foreign banks in India. SMFG itself is…

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China gold licences: Yellow metal’s largest buyer to ease rules; continues to diversify away from dollar reserves

China, the world’s largest consumer of gold, is planning to relax licensing norms for the export and import of the yellow metal, as the nation continues to steer away its reserves from the US dollar.According to a draft proposal from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), the country plans to expand the use of “multi-use…

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