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A Major Shift in U.S. Immigration Policy The Trump administration announced plans to impose a $100,000 annual fee for each H-1B visa. The move marks one of the administration’s most sweeping efforts to reshape skilled worker immigration. The new policy would affect around 85,000 visas issued annually under the program. Companies could face millions in
Tether Expands Into U.S. Markets Tether, the issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin, has officially entered the U.S. market with two major announcements. The company is launching a new U.S.-regulated token called USAT and appointing former White House advisor Bo Hines as CEO of its U.S. operations. These moves highlight Tether’s renewed focus on regulatory
Long-Term Support for Boeing 787 Fleet Japan Airlines (JAL) has renewed its maintenance partnership with Collins Aerospace through a new 10-year FlightSense™ contract. The agreement covers more than 50 Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 aircraft in JAL’s fleet, along with future deliveries planned through 2035. By securing this deal, JAL ensures consistent access to MRO services
South Korea’s leading retailer, Lotte Shopping Co. Ltd., hosted its 2025 CEO IR Day at The Westin Singapore on September 17, marking its third consecutive year in the city. The event reinforced the company’s long-term commitment to Southeast Asia expansion, AI-powered retail transformation, and shareholder value creation. Lotte Shopping’s Global Vision Vice Chairman and Group
Native Markets Leads on Polymarket Odds According to Polymarket, Native Markets is the frontrunner to win control of Hyperliquid’s USDH stablecoin, with bettors giving it 92% odds. These are the highest odds so far, cementing the project’s position as the likely winner. The market confidence signals strong validator backing ahead of Sunday’s vote. Traders see
Microsoft Tightens Its RTO Policy Microsoft has officially informed employees that its flexible remote-work era is ending. A new internal memo reveals the company’s push to bring more staff back to its offices, especially within its AI and cloud divisions. The memo outlines expectations for in-office attendance and notes that managers will be held accountable
