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• Accenture looks to sell Chinese operations for up to $1.5 billion, FT reports

  Accenture, the global IT consulting firm, is reportedly considering the sale of its Chinese operations, potentially for up to $1.5 billion, according to a Financial Times report citing individuals familiar with the matter. The report did not confirm the information with Reuters, which could not independently verify the claim.

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• South African rugby player Hyron Andrews paid emotional tribute in France

  Players have stood with their heads bowed, some crying, during a minute's silence for South African rugby player Hyron Andrews before a Champions Cup game between French side La Rochelle and the Johannesburg-based Lions. Andrews, 31, died in France on the eve of the game, which was played at the Marcel-Deflandre Stadium in La Rochelle. His number five shirt was placed on the field, and his face was shown on the big screen inside the stadium with his full name written out: Hyron Diego Andrews.

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• After India’s strong protest, Vance clarifies H-1B 'indentured servants' remark

  US Vice President JD Vance has apologized for his controversial comments about H-1B visa holders, claiming that his rhetoric was "imperfect" and directed at American companies and the visa system rather than the workers themselves. Vance clarified that his criticism was meant to highlight the vulnerability of foreign employees in the H-1B system due to their legal ties to their employers. He argued that the visa system allows companies to exert excessive control over workers, potentially leading to their deportati…

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