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India's Semiconductor Sector Eyes Expansion Amid AI Chip Boom: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter As Wall Street’s love affair with chip firms continues, a recent report highlights India’s plans to expand its semiconductor industry.
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A Plan To Hold Airlines Accountable For Damaging Wheelchairs Doesn't Go Far Enough, Groups Say
The proposal would make it easier to hold airlines accountable for mishandling wheelchairs and better protect people at airports and on planes, DOT says.
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GM Recalls Nearly 820,000 Trucks Over Tailgate Issue
GM's recall is due to concerns with tailgate latches on certain trucks, which could short-circuit, the NHTSA says.
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Class-Action Suit Says You’re Overpaying for Apple iCloud Storage
If you think you’re one of the millions possibly affected, you can file a form to find out more about the proposed Apple iCloud suit.
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Ready for a Career Checkup? Five Steps to Plan What’s Next
Asking yourself some pointed questions to figure out what you want and what you’re good at can bring more purpose and fulfillment to your professional life.
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H-1B Work Visa Rules Get a Revamp
The Kiplinger Letter H-1B visas allow employers to hire high-skilled foreign workers. Regulators have finalized new rules for this visa program following last fall's proposal.
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Worker Protections Could Undergo a Change in 2024
Some state legislatures are considering adopting a 'just cause' requirement for when employees are let go. In almost all U.S. states now, employees are considered 'at will.'
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You May Be Eligible For More Family Leave, Depending On Where You Live
Increasingly, states are stepping in to offer family leave options for caregivers.
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AT&T Will Give You A $5 Credit If You Were Hit By Its Network Outage
AT&T said it will apply the credit within two billing cycles for those affected by its widespread service outage.
