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How middle-class US got fleeced of its wealth

  If you’re a middle-class American baby boomer or Gen Xer, you might have spent much of the past decade wondering what went wrong. If you’re a boomer, there’s a good chance you’re still working well after you thought you’d retire: And if you’re part of Generation X, you’re probably less wealthy than your parents were at the same age. ...

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US president’s H-1B visa curbs might push Indian tech sector

  “Putting American Workers First,” reads the bold headline on the home page of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, proclaiming: “New Measures to Detect H-1B Visa Fraud and Abuse.” A click through to the April 3 statement outlines steps the agency will take to clamp down on the use of temporary visas for foreign workers in specialty occupations. Among ...

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Stop pretending on Greek debt issue

  Greece and its creditors say they’ve made progress in their endless negotiations over the country’s debts — enough to avoid a default on payments worth more than 7 billion euros in July. That’s good, but it was the easy part. The definitive settlement that Greece and the European Union both need still isn’t in sight. For the past seven ...

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