H-1B visa crackdown upends Indian IT industry's playbook

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H-1B visa crackdown upends Indian IT industry's playbook
India's $283 billion ($429 billion) information technology sector will have to overhaul its decades-old strategy of rotating skilled talent into US projects following US President Donald Trump's move to impose a US$100,000 fee for new H-1B visas from Sunday, according to tech veterans, analysts, ...

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