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  • Tata Consultancy Plans to Add 5,000 Workers in Mexico (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)

    June 6 (Bloomberg) -- Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., India's largest computer-services provider, plans to add 5,000 workers in Mexico as competition for Indian engineers from rivals such as Accenture Ltd. lead to wage increases.


  • Tata Consultancy turns to Mexico as Indian costs climb (International Herald Tribune)

    Faced with surging salaries in its home market, India's largest computer-services provider plans to hire 5,000 workers in Mexico in the next five years.


  • Wildfire burns more than 1,000 acres on California-Mexico border (The Daily Comet)

    JACUMBA, Calif. A wildfire that began in Mexico spread north across the U.S. border Wednesday, burning over more than 1,100 acres of rugged terrain in southeastern San Diego County.


  • U. S.-Mexico Rivalry Headlines Gold Cup (New York Times)

    The Concacaf Gold Cup, the soccer championship of North and Central America and the Caribbean, will begin Wednesday. Twelve teams, including regional giants Mexico and the United States, will compete.


  • Immigration Costs Mexico Jobs, Too (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! News)

    Immigration: Income from immigrant remittances forms a growing part of Mexico's economy. It helps Mexican consumers all right, but it also hurts job creation there. How's that? Take a look at Mexico's peso.


  • Wildfire burns more than 1,000 acres on California-Mexico border (The Fresno Bee)

    A wildfire that began in Mexico spread north across the U.S. border Wednesday, burning over more than 1,100 acres of rugged terrain in southeastern San Diego County.


  • TCS plan for Mexico Mexico, June 6: (The Telegraph)

    Tata Consultancy Services plans to hire 5,000 workers in Mexico in the next five years as labour costs have climbed in India because of a rising rupee.


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