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Why Indian IT companies are outsourcing – to US

Two decades after they began running US operations from Bangalore and other cities, Indian IT companies are hiring Americans to do work that was once outsourced. What gives?
US healthcare reform is boon for India outsourcing companies

The US healthcare reform law creates much more paperwork for insurance firms – and plenty of new business for Indian outsourcing companies.
Upwardly mobile India fights scourge of fake CVs

More companies in India's lucrative IT industry are hiring detectives to root out job applicants who pad their résumés.

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