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Donald Trump's H-1B visa move will impact these companies the most

The president has signed a proclamation that will require a $100,000 visa fee for highly-skilled foreign workers,

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What is an H-1B visa? How Ohio is affected as Trump seeks $100,000 from employers

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I'm a Trump supporter — but I might move back to India over his H-1B policy

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What is the H-1B visa, who uses it and how new US fees could affect global tech

US President Donald Trump imposed new fees on H-1B visas on Friday as part of his wide-ranging crackdown on immigration.

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How Trump’s H-1B Reform Could Harm American Tech Innovation

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How many H-1B visa have been issued in Tennessee in 2025? What to know as Trump introduces $100,000 fee

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20 tech giants that could be hit hardest by President Donald Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fees

Others worried cash-strapped startups would be most severely affected, or that the executive order could counterintuitively push more jobs out of the country.

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What is an H-1B visa? Trump creates $100,000 fee to hire foreign tech workers

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‘Cost Of Groom Will Rise’: Internet Reacts To H-1B Visa Fee Impact On Telugu NRIs And Matrimonial Apps

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$100K H-1B shock: Amazon, Google, Meta current employees safe, but new applicants face uncertainty

Tech giants Amazon, Google, and Microsoft rush to reassure H-1B employees after Trump’s $100,000 visa fee, as White House clarifies existing holders remain unaffected.

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Amazon and Microsoft sponsor thousands of H-1B Visas. Now they cost $100K

Amazon and Microsoft employ a lot of workers with H-1B visas… Some of them faced chaos after President Donald Trump signed a proclamation last week that dramatically increased the H-1B application fee.

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Amazon, Google, Microsoft reportedly warn H-1B employees to stay in the US

Large tech companies have responded to President Donald Trump’s dramatic changes to H-1B visa applications by telling employees with those visas to remain in the United States for now.

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Donald Trump’s trade war is helping 'Amazon of Africa'; What CEO of continent's biggest e-commerce site said

Jumia Technologies' CEO, Francis Dufay, asserts that the company is benefiting from the US-China trade war as Chinese suppliers redirect goods to African markets. This influx of goods is streamlining Jumia's supply chain and bolstering its market position against competitors like Temu and Shein.