U.S. firms fear Europe will snatch up foreign tech workers
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New EU proposal to fast-track immigration process for highly skilled Asian, African and Latin American migrants is fueling more calls for additional green cards and H-1B visas at home.
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IT workers in the U.S. aren't happy about the state of the job market, according to a study released this week by New York-based staffing firm Hudson.
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Businesses in Europe, Asia can net bucks for outdated computer equipment, company says.
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For U.S. companies concerned about manufacturing work heading offshore, high-performance computing could offer a competitive edge.
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The number of US information technology workers rose 2 percent to 10.5 million in the first quarter of this year, but demand for them is dropping, according to a new report.
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Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said on Wednesday that one of the biggest threats to U.S. security may now come from within Europe.
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Shortage of IT skills and inadequate Internet service may lead Indian companies to look to U.S. and other countries for outsourcing.
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Business activity in the U.S. and  Europe cranked up a notch at the tail end of 2004, but  companies remained cautious about taking on new workers  according to surveys in the dominant service sector of major  Western economies released on Wednesday.
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Europe has become the new hotspot for outsourcing contracts, exceeding the U.S. in terms of the value of major outsourcing deals awarded last year, global sourcing firm Technology Partners International Inc. (TPI) said Friday.
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Looser regulation abroad poses risks to American investors while leaving U.S. stock markets at a new competitive disadvantage.
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Software on the Seine, anyone? Backup in Budapest? VTL from Vienna? And why not. Europeans have far more experience when it comes to dealing with data regulatory issues than we do.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 7 (IPS) - Employers in developing countries are sacrificing  workers' rights to attract foreign investment, says a report  launched Tuesday.
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Stringent US visa procedures are getting American companies increasingly worried over business losses to competitors from Asia and Europe, despite government assurances that the situation is under control.
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By Kevin J. O'Brien and Thomas Crampton  In the latest example of a U.S. technology giant potentially being called on the carpet in Europe, Google has been warned that it may be violating European Union privacy laws by storing data on its users for up to two years.
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BusinessWeek Online - Like other foreign investors in Central Europe, Patrick Cogny has more pressing worries than politics. As CEO Europe for outsourcing giant Genpact, 40% owned by General Electric , Cogny is more focused these days on how to contend with other multinationals setting up back-office centers in Hungary and trying to lure away his employees. "They don't know how to train people, they just hire from others," Cogny complains of competitors.
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LONDON  - With the euro soaring against the U.S. dollar, some analysts say European companies on the lookout for bargains would charge into the United States, snapping up easy acquisitions.
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As Europe's workers take a few weeks of holiday this summer, their American colleagues will be lucky to get a few days off work, says a report published by the European Trade Union Institute.