India's HCL Tech to hire 12,000 in United States

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India's HCL Tech to hire 12,000 in United States
Indian software services exporter HCL Technologies said it will create 12,000 new jobs in the United States through the next five years as part of a plan to shore up business and enhance client support in a key growth market. Nearly 2000 of the new jobs will go to college graduates over the ...

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