TCS says US unlikely to target tech firms by domicile
In short
TCS chief K Krithivasan said the US is not likely to go after tech companies just because of where they are based. He said recent moves, like suspending a green card application programme, seem tied to job concerns.
This matters for Indian IT firms that do business in the US. The report does not say the US has taken any new action against TCS itself.
What the reporting says
TCS chief executive K Krithivasan said the US is unlikely to act against tech companies based on domicile, according to a Business Standard summary. He linked recent moves such as the suspension of a green card application programme to local sensitivities around jobs and said such firms are deeply embedded in the US technology ecosystem. The reporting does not identify any new policy decision against TCS or other Indian IT firms.
Why it matters
TCS chief executive and managing director K Krithivasan said the US government is unlikely to target tech companies based on domicile, according to a Business Standard summary. The source says he linked last week's suspension of a green card application programme to local job sensitivities and argued that these companies are deeply ingrained in the US technology ecosystem. The reporting does not name a specific policy aimed at TCS or any other firm.