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3 Indian-origin consultants charged in H-1B visa fraud in US; trio indicted of submitting 'sham applications'

The defendants allegedly used Nanosemantics to submit fraudulent I-129 petitions and obtain H-1B visas for workers that the defendants could later place at local companies

Nvidia sales forecast tops Wall Street expectations, shares rise by 8 percent

NVIDIA said it expected revenues for its fiscal 2020 year to be “flat or down slightly”.

California judge, criticised for giving 6-month jail term for sexual assault, appears for removal in a recall election in the state

Persky came under fire in June 2016 for sentencing former Stanford swim team member Brock Turner, then 20, to six months in the county jail and three years probation for three counts of sexual assault, a penalty widely denounced as too lenient.

Intel beats Earnings Expectations for Q1, driven by the biggest-ever quarterly jump in its data centre business

Intel said fresh demand for applications such as artificial intelligence fuelled the data centre business.

Che Guevara's 50th death anniversary: Revisit a reporter's experience of capturing revolutionary's mortal remains

On 10 October, 1967 the Bolivian army presented the body of iconic Marxist guerrilla Ernesto "Che" Guevara to journalists in a makeshift morgue in a small town.

Elliott Management's Evergreen submits a bid to acquire US networking software maker Gigamon

Evergreen participated in the auction for LifeLock Inc, where Elliott had taken an activist stake and pushed the company into a sale.

Premier League: David De Gea will stay at Manchester United this season, guarantees manager Jose Mourinho

While Mourinho is content with the make-up of his current options, he faces going into the new season without the injured trio of Luke Shaw, Ashley Young and Marcos Rojo.

Silicon Valley thieves steal $18,000 worth of GPS tracking devices, police track them down

Immediately after the detection of the theft, Roambee went into damage control mode and provided the police with the tools needed to track the GPS devices.

HP to get $3 billion from Oracle in the Itanium case

A California jury ordered Oracle Corp to pay Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co $3 billion in damages in a case over HP's Itanium servers, an Oracle spokeswoman said on Thursday.

As Stanford rapist’s case causes outrage in US, India remains blasé about rape

Stanford rape case has shocked Americans but in India, whenever we have a rape, we have Mummy and Daddy and even politicians saving the guy.