H-1B Visa Fee Could Cost $100K, Affecting Top Firms like AAPL
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Summarized by AI from the source belowThe U.S. White House has proposed a $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications. Department of Labor data indicates that technology companies like Apple (AAPL), Meta, Google, and Amazon have cut H-1B petitions by nearly 50%. This significant reduction in applications may hinder the U.S. ability to attract skilled foreign talent, which is vital for the tech sector's growth. The changes could impact investor sentiment and future hiring practices in these major companies while raising concerns about their reliance on international talent.
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About Apple Inc. (AAPL)
Apple designs and sells consumer electronics: the iPhone, Mac, iPad and Apple Watch. It also runs a fast-growing services business spanning the App Store, iCloud and Apple Pay.
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