Zofeen Maqsood

Proposed ‘End H-1B Visa Abuse Act’ sparks concern with pause, salary hike, but experts say passage chances remain unlikely.

AI is giving workers greater confidence to rethink career mobility. As employees build AI literacy, first-generation and international students may gain an edge in an uncertain U.S. job market.

Wilmette’s Community Recreation Center transformed on Saturday into a vibrant cultural mosaic as the village marked Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. On a crisp spring Saturday, the rec center saw a lively showcase of Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures. Many attendees came dressed in traditional attire, such as saris, shalwar kameez, and […]

State Bank of Texas owned and operated by Chan Patel and his two sons is the largest Indian American-owned bank in the U.S.

Rising H-1B fees, stricter scrutiny and RFEs push employers and applicants to strengthen documentation, compliance, alternative visa planning.

Reddy’s Met Gala look spotlighted Telangana’s Kalamkari heritage, redefining Indian luxury fashion through regional craftsmanship

The American Bazaar spoke with Jenny Zhan. Zhan is the founder and CEO of Houston-based Beyond International, an alternative investment firm

Canada’s new citizenship law may make many individuals eligible without them even knowing it. Immigration attorney Valerie Kleinman explains how the removal of the “first-generation limit” is reshaping citizenship-by-descent rules.

Nicole Forbes offers practical advice on how companies can streamline global hiring without having to pay H-1B visa fees.

Indian tech professionals in the U.S. fear toxic work culture, burnout, and hierarchy-driven workplaces if forced to return home.