Indians Flock To America's 'Golden Visa' As H-1B Route Closes
Facing a crackdown on their favorite visa to enter the United States, hundreds of wealthy Indians are turning to another program that fast tracks immigrants to a green card.
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Facing a crackdown on their favorite visa to enter the United States, hundreds of wealthy Indians are turning to another program that fast tracks immigrants to a green card.
A federal lawsuit was filed against LendingClub in California.
So much for the campaign to Delete Facebook.
Audi is recalling about 1.2 million cars and SUVs worldwide because the electric coolant pumps can overheat and possibly cause a fire.
Two Central Valley communities on the outskirts of the Bay Area lead the nation in so-called "super commuters," those who travel 90 minutes or more to work.
Shares of the social media company plunged Wednesday after it changed its app again — only months after a previous redesign that ticked off users.
Housing prices in the Bay Area jumped 14.7 percent from 2017 and hit a new peak of $820,000 in March 2018, according to data by housing research firm CoreLogic.
Twitter posted its second consecutive profitable quarter on Wednesday thanks to renewed growth in its ad sales business.
Hospitals may soon have to post their standard prices for patients online, under a proposed rule unveiled Tuesday by the Trump administration.
Amazon is testing a new service that will unlock your parked car and put deliveries in the trunk.
Berkeley considers a trailblazing idea to curb the use of disposable food containers. It could result in people paying more for to-go items.
The company formerly known as Yahoo is paying a $35 million fine to resolve federal regulators' charges that the online pioneer deceived investors by failing to disclose one of the biggest data breaches in internet history.
Angry shareholders slammed Wells Fargo on Tuesday for abusing customers and tarnishing its reputation.
Investors are in a rotten mood Tuesday. Seemingly good results from Dow components Caterpillar, Coca-Cola and United Technologies didn't please Wall Street.
Home sellers are partying like it's 2006.
