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US chip dreams will fade without more immigrants
In a rare display of bipartisan cooperation, Democrats and Republicans passed the Chips and Science Act to revitalize US semiconductor manufacturing. However, a failure to address the shortage of skilled workers threatens the industry's growth. Proposed solutions include a specialized visa program and increased support for STEM education.
These are the three stocks which may outperform Nvidia by 2030
Analysts have predicted that the dream run of Nvidia may end by 2027 due to various technological developments. There are three other companies that may outperform Nvidia by 2030. Google, Microsoft and Apple are three leading companies that may peak by 2030. They are actively promoting their AI related products and services.
Relationship between India, US 'multiplicative': US envoy Garcetti
"This (India-US) is a relationship that isn't just additive. It's not just the US plus India. It's multiplicative. It's the United States times India," Garcetti said at the meeting held in the suburbs of Washington on Monday.
12 Best Sidney Sheldon Books: Journey through Gripping Tales of Suspense (2024)
Sidney Sheldon, a multifaceted talent who transitioned from Broadway playwright and screenwriter to a prolific novelist, left an indelible mark on the literary world with his best-selling suspense novels. His works, including "Master of the Game," "The Other Side of Midnight," and "Rage of Angels," epitomize his mastery of intricate plots and compelling characters. Read on to discover some of the best Sidney Sheldon books. These novels explore themes of ambition, betrayal, and passion across different eras and settings, captivating readers with their gripping narratives and unexpected twists.
Survey indicates growing political disillusionment among Americans; Here are the reasons
A survey that was conducted points towards growing political disillusionment among the American voters. Voters seek leaders who are decisive and work towards enhancing the national interest rather than individual political interests.
Enter this VIP tunnel on the US-Mexico border at your own risk
Investigation has revealed the presence of a VIP tunnel on the US-Mexico border. Criminal gangs extort as much as $6000 per person to facilitate the illegal entry into the US from Mexico.
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Small Indian-American community making grand contributions in the US: Report
The report "Indiaspora Impact Report: Small Community, Big Contributions," conducted by Boston Consulting Group, is the first volume in a series to look at the impact of the Indian diaspora, with a special focus on public service, business, culture and innovation in the United States.
Who is Mike Russell? Why is he in news before making his debut on the PGA Tour?
Mike Russell who is just 15 years of age will be making his PGA Tour debut at the Detroit Golf Club from June 27-30. However, he is not the youngest player to be making his debut.
Muhammad Ali''s childhood home is for sale in Kentucky after being converted into a museum
The owners are asking $1.5 million for the three properties. Finding a buyer willing to maintain Ali's childhood home as a museum would be "the best possible result," co-owner George Bochetto said.
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali's childhood home-turned-museum listed for sale: Check details
Muhammad Ali's childhood home, now transformed into a museum, is up for sale in Louisville, Kentucky, along with two neighboring properties. The two-bedroom, one-bathroom house served as a museum offering insights into Ali's formative years and attracted visitors worldwide. Despite its high-profile debut, the museum faced financial difficulties and closed after less than two years.
K-pop boy group NCT loses over a million followers on Instagram after announcing collaboration with Starbucks
The collaboration between NCT and Starbucks has sparked controversy, leading to a notable decrease in followers. While some members, such as Renjun, Winwin, and Taeyong, briefly showed their disapproval online (through since-deleted Instagram stories endorsing the boycott), fan dissatisfaction has persisted since the partnership was announced. The boycott appears to be rooted in Starbucks' past actions concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Don’t kill jalebis & rasgullas in nutrition overdrive
The piece questions whether a state agency like the National Institute of Nutrition should dictate the content of traditional foods, arguing that standardization could strip away the diversity and richness of culinary heritage. It critiques the reliance on research, often influenced by corporate interests, to determine what is considered healthy or unhealthy. The author highlights contradictions in health advice, citing examples like conflicting views on diabetes management.
Why Mark Mobius will be looking at largecaps going forward
Mark Mobius discusses the potential of largecaps in India, particularly in the infrastructure and power sectors. He highlights NHPC's entry into hydropower and emphasizes global growth opportunities, while addressing the valuations of public sector entities. Mobius suggests one should keep some cash on the side in the event of a correction where you can buy at much lower prices.
Vice President Kamala Harris uses profanity, apologizes. Know in detail what happened
While addressing the people at the annual Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies Legislative Leadership Summit, Vice President Kamala Harris used profanity. Know in detail here.
Small, well-built Chinese EV called the Seagull poses a big threat to the US auto industry
The Seagull, a low-priced electric car by BYD, poses a threat to American automakers. Chinese EVs face tariffs in the U.S., prompting concerns about the impact on the auto industry and the need for adaptation and competition.
Is the NRI dream fading? Find out how it is becoming more difficult for Indians seeking higher education, jobs abroad
This story is playing out across the most sought-after destinations, such as the US, Canada, UK, Europe and Australia, among others. If you are dreaming of a cosy life abroad for your ward or looking to shift overseas yourself, exercise caution. The grass may no longer be greener on the other side.
American dream fading? Things don’t look too good for those seeking to migrate to US, especially Indians
The US has restricted legal immigration since the 1920s. David J Bier, director, immigration studies at Cato Institute, points out that the system utterly fails those aspiring to pursue the 'American Dream' in lawful and orderly ways. His Feb 2024 study, 'Green Card Approval Rate Reaches Record Lows', shows that only 3% of those who have submitted GC applications will receive permanent status during FY2024 (fiscal ending Sept 30, 2024).
Japanese astronaut to be first non-American to set foot on Moon
Japan's astronaut to join US on Moon in Artemis 3. China plans Moon mission by 2030. ESA aids Artemis missions; details pending. US-Japan cooperation strengthens lunar exploration.
Cricket tourism and hospitality takes off in the US
Founded by an Indian-American couple from Bihar, Florida-based Cricketbuster is trying to capture this "cricket mania" among the Indian-American population and those from the cricket-playing nations by offering them customisable travel packages that include official match tickets, hotels, flights, cruises and many other attractions for international cricket tournaments and the all-important T20 leagues all across the world.
AAHOA is definition of 'American dream', says its youngest ever chairman
Miraj S Patel, AAHOA's youngest chairman, champions the American dream, aiming to enhance India investments and strategic partnerships in the travel and tourism sector. Patel emphasizes leveraging data and combating discrimination.
Who was Amarnath Ghosh? The Bharatnatyam expert gunned down in US was last surviving member of his family
Amarnath Ghosh’s brutal killing is the most recent casualty in the list of attacks and hate crimes against Indian nations and Indian-descent citizens in the US. A brilliant classical dancer, Ghosh was the last surviving member of his family.
The right bet: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's dream is set to soar higher
Exiting 2023 with a fleet size of 22 aircraft, including 21 Boeing 737 MAX 8 and one Boeing 737 MAX 8 200, the first of its kind in Asia, Akasa Air is ready for its next phase of growth. It further fuelled its international flying ambitions when in January the new airline welcomed two Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft to its growing fleet. Since it started flying in 2022, Akasa has garnered a market share of 4 per cent as against another low-cost but much older airline SpiceJet's 5.6%.
Indians risk illegal 'donkey' migration to chase American Dream
The "donkey" route, a long and roundabout journey designed to dodge border controls, is a common method used by these migrants. The risks and challenges of this journey are significant, but the potential rewards, such as higher wages and improved living conditions, outweigh the dangers for many.
Cryptoverse: DeFi dream is still alive
The total value of tokens (TVL) deposited on DeFi-focused blockchains has risen by about 40% since November to about $60 billion, hitting its highest level since August 2022 last month, according to data provider DeFi Llama.
Star of "American Dreams," Peter Spellos, passed away at 69
Peter Spellos at the age of sixty nine passed away because of pancreatic cancer at the Francisca Hospice House in Indianapolis, Indiana. His friend Jennifer Smith confirmed this new on Facebook who is also now his attorney.
Hell’s Kitchen: The American Dream: See the complete list of contestants and more
The new season of Hell’s Kitchen promises high stakes and fierce competition as chefs from around the world vie for the coveted white coat. Gordon Ramsay intensifies the challenge, ensuring only the best make the cut. Meet the diverse contestants, including sous chefs, caterers, and private chefs, in this thrilling season.
Economic inequality is causing social discord in the US — Ivy Leagues which power upward mobility also favour high-income applicants: John N. Friedman
Inequality is a very big issue in America and worldwide. A tenet at the core of the American dream is the notion that all children, no matter the circumstances of their birth, will have the equal opportunity to succeed through hard work — but we see several examples in the data now where many children don’t have that equality of opportunity, depending on factors which are entirely outside their control, like the neighbourhood where they are raised or their parents’ income, said John N. Friedman.
Bengaluru software engineer chooses family and India over the 'American Dream'
Indian IT engineers are often sought after for their technical skills and work ethic abroad, but not all of them want to work overseas. A software engineer at Google, Aanshul Sadaria, has shared on Twitter his decision to stay committed to India instead of going to the United States. He cited his desire to stay close to family as the main reason, although he expressed interest in experiencing US working culture for a few years in the future. He also highlighted the advantages of life in India, including convenience, affordability, and emotional connections.
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