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IndusInd Bank Reports Record Quarterly Loss Amid Suspected Employee Fraud

IndusInd Bank Reports Record Quarterly Loss Amid Suspected Employee Fraud

IndusInd Bank posted its biggest ever quarterly loss of INR 2,236 crore in Q4 FY25, a massive reversal from the profit it posted of INR 2,347 crore a year ago. The private lender stated it

Accenture to Promote 50,000 Employees Following Six-Month Delay Amid Market Challenges

Accenture to Promote 50,000 Employees Following Six-Month Delay Amid Market Challenges

Global consulting and technology company Accenture Plc has announced that in June, it will be promoting approximately 50,000 employees across the globe, after a delay of six months due to a decrease in client demand

Federal Judge Slams Deportations to South Sudan: Know the Legal Dispute and What It Means for Migrants

Federal Judge Slams Deportations to South Sudan: Know the Legal Dispute and What It Means for Migrants

In a marked increase in tensions with the Trump administration, U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy expressed concerns about the deportations of migrants to South Sudan, which might violate a court order issued only weeks earlier.

Enforcement Paused: U.S. Judge Blocks Oklahoma Immigration Crackdown

Enforcement Paused: U.S. Judge Blocks Oklahoma Immigration Crackdown

In a significant legal action, a federal judge temporarily prevented Oklahoma from enforcing a new immigration law that imposes criminal penalties on undocumented migrants. U.S. District Judge Bernard Jones ruled that the law, HB 4156

Senate Passes ‘No Tax on Tips’ Act: What the New Senate Bill Means for Service Workers

Senate Passes ‘No Tax on Tips’ Act: What the New Senate Bill Means for Service Workers

In a pivotal win for millions of American service workers, the U.S. Senate on Tuesday unanimously passed the ‘No Tax on Tips Act’ in a 100-0 vote. The bill, which was supported by President Donald

US H-1B Visa Registrations Hit Three-Year Low Amid Trump-Era Rules and Rising Immigration Barriers

US H-1B Visa Registrations Hit Three-Year Low Amid Trump-Era Rules and Rising Immigration Barriers

The total registrations for H-1B visas for U.S. fiscal year 2026 (FY26) are the lowest since FY22, which points to some anxiety on the part of foreign workers and employers. Recently, the United States Citizenship

Ex-Judge Richard Posner Wins Lawsuit Over $170K Pay Dispute

Ex-Judge Richard Posner Wins Lawsuit Over $170K Pay Dispute

Former U.S. Circuit Judge Richard Posner has won a lawsuit from Indiana man, Brian Vukadinovich who claimed he was owed $170,000 for unpaid wages from his work at a fleeting legal aid center established by

New Protections Proposed for Pregnant Agency Workers in Isle of Man

New Protections Proposed for Pregnant Agency Workers in Isle of Man

On the Isle of Man, the government is intending to extend health and safety protections to pregnant agency workers who lack the same risk assessments that are required for expectant mothers. The intention is to

US Stamps Out Illegal Migration: Visa Bans Target Top Indian Travel Agency Leaders

US Stamps Out Illegal Migration: Visa Bans Target Top Indian Travel Agency Leaders

The United States has declared that it would impose visa restrictions on owners, executives, and senior officials of India-based travel agencies which had reportedly instructed individuals to illegally migrate to the U.S. The United States

New Jersey Rail Workers Call Off Strike, Commuter Services Resume Tuesday

New Jersey Rail Workers Call Off Strike, Commuter Services Resume Tuesday

The New Jersey rail workers ended their strike after three days when the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) reached a tentative agreement with NJ Transit on Sunday. BLET, which represents 450 engineers, voted