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I moved to the US on a green card. I wouldn't do the same today on an H-1B visa.
Mohamed Zeeshan says economic upliftment wasn't what prompted him to apply for a green card and move to the US.
OpenAI's new release turns a bad week ugly for software stocks
OpenAI's Presence tool challenges software vendors, contributing to a drop in stock prices on the IGV index.
Trump finalizes new tariffs on dozens of countries
"Today's action is the most sweeping international labor rights action the United States has ever taken," an administration official said.
Intel looked like a fallen giant. Now it's posting its fastest revenue growth in 15 years.
Intel beat expectations with its strongest revenue growth in more than 15 years as CEO Lip-Bu Tan credited better execution.
Mamdani puts wealthy absentee New Yorkers on notice: 'You've got mail'
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani told those who own second homes in the city worth of $5 million to look for notices about the pied-à-terre tax coming soon.
Patreon is laying off 20% of its staff. Read the memo its CEO sent to employees.
Patreon, which helps creators like YouTubers and podcasters make money, is laying off staff. The creator economy company said it needs to trim costs.
IMAX's CEO isn't buying Disney's 'Infinity Vision' pitch for 'Avengers: Doomsday': It's just 'marketing'
IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond reacted to Disney's "Infinity Vision" format for "Avengers: Doomsday," saying it's just marketing.
Nothing screams 2026 like Elon Musk thanking chipmakers on an earnings call
On Wednesday, Musk took a moment from the company's earnings to thank three chip-making companies: "They've got to make some very tough decisions."
The AI boom didn't stop Google from hiring nearly 12,000 people
Google's parent Alphabet said that it grew its head count by nearly 12,000 between June 2025 and June 2026.
Meet 22 VCs on the hunt for the next breakout startup in social media
From dating apps to new takes on the social network for the AI era, meet 22 VC firms backing innovative internet startups.
TikTok has been quietly testing a paid micro-drama app that costs $20 a week
TikTok is testing a paid micro-drama app called LimeShorts. The company is experimenting with different pricing models.
3 US airports plan to replace TSA agents with private contractors in a bid to reduce disruptions to passengers — see the list
The TSA Gold+ program aims to expand the use of private contractors while retaining federal oversight. Three airports are set to participate.