TIME100 creator Shama Hyder discusses her immigrant journey, AI’s future, entrepreneurship, and building a global brand through digital innovation.
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The author of ‘Between the Bookends’ on belonging, intercultural family, resilience, and finding purpose after life’s unexpected turns.
In an interview with The American Bazaar, Valladares discusses ‘Chloe’s Colorful World,’ her children’s book inspired by her experience
Indian H-1B and F-1 visa holders considering EB-5 should understand the Sept. 30, 2026, grandfathering deadline and investment rules.
AI may not replace workers yet as companies prioritise human oversight, specialised expertise, measurable business value over automation.
California’s $100M Stop the Hate program faces expiration as advocates warn rising anti-immigrant hate threatens vulnerable communities.
Apple will shift Hide My Email addresses to a new domain, sparking concerns over privacy, anonymity, and potential account restrictions.
Abhinav Johri explains how enterprises can drive AI transformation through workflow redesign, cost discipline, governance, differentiation.
Raaheela Ahmed discusses her background, campaign goals, legislative priorities, and vision for Maryland’s future in an exclusive interview.
Maryland District 9B candidate Abdun Matin champions immigrant rights, affordability, housing, mental health, and education.
Enterprise AI success depends on strategy, architecture, governance, and measurable ROI, says Teradata’s Joshua Fecteau.
At just 17, Shaan Guru is bridging clean tech and community aid. Learn how his Green Guru Project redirects corporate food waste and teaches financial literacy to immigrant communities.
Ambica Rajagopal outlines India’s AI future, stressing indigenous innovation, ethical leadership, human-centric AI, confidence-driven growth.
Amanda Brock argues AI openness drives transparency, accountability, and innovation, challenging myths around open-source AI systems.
Jay Sehgal discusses rural transformation, water conservation, education, and women-led entrepreneurship through impactful philanthropy.
IA diaspora philanthropy evolves through strategic giving, digital advocacy, youth engagement, scalable grassroots development initiatives.
Jayesh Chandra Gupta, founder of Peptomist, says his firm’s quantitative system indicates that the current rally in U.S. equities is unsustainable and vulnerable to a sharp reversal..
Nicole Forbes offers practical advice on how companies can streamline global hiring without having to pay H-1B visa fees.
The American Bazaar spoke with Jenny Zhan. Zhan is the founder and CEO of Houston-based Beyond International, an alternative investment firm focused on private credit tied to real estate assets.
State Bank of Texas owned and operated by Chan Patel and his two sons is the largest Indian American-owned bank in the U.S. In addition to the bank, the family also maintains its hospitality focus through ownership in several hotels across New York City and Dallas
In an exclusive interview, Annareddy speaks about the inspiration behind Cero Hero, the challenges of driving behavioral change, and his vision for the future of sustainability metrics.
In this exclusive conversation with The American Bazaar, Kela talks about what it takes to build impact at scale, the role of technology in closing opportunity gaps, and why long-term growth will depend on how effectively jobs are created.
Survey finds Asian Americans fear AI scams as deepfake voice fraud targets immigrant families nationwide increasingly
From working on tabla-playing robots as a teenager in India to earning a full-ride scholarship at 16 to getting rejected for an EB-1 visa twice after gaining an O-1 visa, Nikin Tharan traces his immigrant journey with The American Bazaar.
The CAMP co-founder on mediation, community justice, and building more humane pathways to resolve disputes.