President Donald Trump files a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, alleging reputational damage, business losses, and partisan bias in its coverage.
Author: Shubhangi Chowdhury
By aggressively boosting H-1B sponsorships in 2025, tech and financial giants signal foreign talent remains central to their future despite Trump’s restrictive stance.
A resurfaced 2024 video of two Indian students arrested for shoplifting in New Jersey sparks fresh concerns over H-1B visa risks amid Trump administration’s strict immigration policies.
Viral nano-banana trend drives Gemini ahead of ChatGPT on Apple App Store. From social media memes to top spot, Gemini captures global attention.
Community members, lawmakers, and advocacy groups call for her immediate release, citing her long-standing ties and law-abiding record.
Microsoft has tightened its return-to-office rules, pointing to internal workforce data as the basis for its decision.
The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Uber, alleging the ride-hailing giant discriminated against riders with disabilities, violating the Americans with Disabilities Act and causing significant harm.
A U.S. defense delegation and Boeing executives will visit India to revive the delayed $4 billion P-8I aircraft deal, boosting defense ties and trade momentum.
Hyundai raid puts foreign investment at risk amid trump immigration crackdown. South Korean officials warn this could discourage corporate investments. Experts urge visa reforms
Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab debuts with a $2B-backed project tackling nondeterminism in AI, aiming to deliver reproducible responses and reshape reinforcement learning efficiency.
AI startup Perplexity hits a $20B valuation with $200M funding, rapid revenue growth, and new products, but faces mounting copyright lawsuits from major publishers.
Google tightens control over AI use, mandating engineers rely on internal tools as performance reviews increasingly link success to mastering AI-driven workflows and productivity.
Supporters mourn the conservative firebrand while critics highlight his controversial views; police continue search for suspect
Indian artificial intelligence (AI) startups eyeing expansion into the United States are running into obstacles tied to immigration policy and regulatory red tape
BRICS leaders condemn U.S. “tariff blackmail” and protectionism at virtual summit, warning Trump’s escalating trade war threatens global cooperation, sustainable trade, and economic stability.
Oracle’s recent layoffs have shaken thousands of employees in India and the U.S., highlighting the human toll of restructuring even as the company expands AI and cloud investments.
Millions of Americans could soon feel the squeeze of a government shutdown as Democrats and Republicans clash ahead of the October 1 deadline, risking widespread disruptions.
New data shows hiring momentum weakened well before Trump’s tariffs, with key service industries hit hardest and economists warning of deeper job market strains
White House denies Trump ever wrote the message amid renewed scrutiny of Trump’s ties to Epstein and ongoing investigations
New U.S. bill to cut reliance on foreign workers may reshape outsourcing, putting pressure on Indian IT giants like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro.
Internal documents and employee testimonies suggest the tech giant prioritized legal concerns over protecting minors in virtual reality.
With “Critterz” heading for a Cannes 2026 debut, Hollywood’s first major AI-backed animated film is set to challenge traditional storytelling and stir debate across the industry. Backed on a lean budget under $30 million, the project tests whether AI can disrupt the economics of animation and reshape studio strategies.
AI is redefining what it means to be a software engineer, transforming roles, workflows, and responsibilities while reshaping the very foundations of the tech industry.
Amid mass layoffs and cost-cutting, Paramount’s new CEO David Ellison orders employees back to office full-time, signaling the end of pandemic-era workplace flexibility.
Latest data shows unemployment climbing and payrolls shrinking, leaving workers across industries facing growing insecurity