US President Donald Trump’s recent hike in H-1B visa application fees is pushing American companies to consider shifting more of their work to India, according to a Reuters report citing industry experts.
MANILA, Philippines – Damosa Land Inc. has secured the approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its P5.2-million rental pool program, making it the first company to register under the regulator’s new guidelines for real estate securities. The SEC on Tuesday said Damosa Land’s registration statement covered 100 certificates of participation in the
US President Donald Trump’s recent hike in H-1B visa application fees is pushing American companies to consider shifting more of their work to India, according to a Reuters report citing industry experts.
Summarize Next Article California law sets precedent with mandatory AI safety disclosures By Mudit Dube Sep 30, 2025 01: 59 pm What’s the story California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a landmark bill, SB 53, into law. The legislation requires major artificial intelligence (AI) companies such as OpenAI and Google to disclose how they plan to mitigate potential significant risks from their cutting-edge models.
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