H-1B loophole may help California utility offshore IT jobs

Thursday, April 24, 2014

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April 24, 2014 Read about the best and worst celebrity tech moments of 2014 (in the Most Popular section below)

10.	H-1B loophole may help California utility offshore IT jobs

9.	Peter Smith: New rumors suggest 3D isn't the only thing bizarre about Amazon's phone

8.	Search and rescue group sues FAA over drone use

7.	Grant Gross: FCC adds $9 billion to broadband subsidy fund

6.	Matthew Mombrea: In programming, a little guidance goes a long way

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5.	Coding error protects some Android apps from Heartbleed

4.	Eric Bloom: 6 ways great personal client service can help your career

3.	The iPad's expected ebb, and the search for why

2.	Meet the most profitable PC company you've never heard of

1.	Melanie Pinola: Meet the Banana Pi: A more powerful version of the Raspberry Pi

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