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H-1B Visas Have Become a Boon for “So-Called American Companies”

“So-called American companies say they have no choice but to use the H-1B program because they ‘can’t find Americans for these jobs,'” says the InvestAzoria CEO, James Fishback. “Here’s the ugly truth, he writes, “they’re not even looking for Americans. They refuse to interview them. They hide job postings in obscure newspapers to “check the [.] The post H-1B Visas Have Become a Boon for “So-Called American Companies” appeared first on www. independentsentinel. com.

Former ESPN star does not hold back on transgender athletes

Former ESPN star Samantha Ponder has never been one to hold back her true feelings on controversial topics, and she was at it again this week. This week, Ponder took to social media to express her displeasure that her daughter was forced to guard a player who was “an obviously naturally born boy” during her Read more. The post Former ESPN star does not hold back on transgender athletes appeared first on The Comeback: Today’s Top Sports Stories & Reactions.

Andrew Tate Vs Arthur Hayes Bitcoin Prediction – Who’s Right?

The post Andrew Tate Vs Arthur Hayes Bitcoin Prediction Who’s Right? appeared com. Bitcoin extended its losses this week, plunging below $104,000 and triggering a wave of panic across crypto markets. While BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes urged investors to treat the dip as a buying opportunity, influencer Andrew Tate forecasted a far deeper crash. The two figures’ sharply opposing outlooks underscore the uncertainty gripping the digital asset sector. Bitcoin, which hit a record $126,198 on October 7, has fallen more than 17% in ten days amid renewed US-China trade tensions and growing banking stress. Sponsored Bulls and Bears Collide Over Bitcoin’s Fate Bitcoin dropped nearly 2% on Friday, extending a four-month low, according to Coingecko. The decline followed reports of financial strain at Zions Bank and Western Alliance Bank, fueling fears of wider contagion. Arthur Hayes dismissed the panic as short-term noise. He wrote on X, “BTC is on sale,” adding that if the ongoing US regional banking troubles deepen into a full crisis, investors should prepare for a bailout similar to 2023. “Be ready for a 2023-like bailout,” Hayes wrote, urging followers to “go shopping” if they have spare capital. Hayes’ remarks highlight his confidence that renewed financial instability could drive capital back into digital assets. “If bailouts happen again, the rebound will be stronger than 2023,” he said. TC on sale. If this US regional banking wobble grows to a crisis be ready for a 2023-like bailout. And then go shopping assuming you have spare capital. I got my list, what’s on yours fam? pic. twitter. com/TbuQQI3njN Arthur Hayes (@CryptoHayes) October 17, 2025 Sponsored However, on-chain data point to sustained selling. Over 51, 000 BTC reportedly moved from miners to exchanges last week, likely for liquidation. Exchange-traded fund flows also showed $536 million in daily outflows, marking four red days in five. Economist Peter Schiff joined the bearish camp, arguing that Bitcoin has.