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General Electric Co. (GE), once vilified in the U.S. for leadership in outsourcing jobs, is pulling more information-technology positions back in-house.
Chief executive officer Jeffrey Immelt has said GE will add more than 15,000 jobs in the three years through December. About 1,100 will be just outside Detroit in a center for information technology, a field emblematic of outsourcing. So far, GE has...

AFTER MONTHS OF PROMISES AND EXPECTATIONS, and amid economic pressures due to the value of the Real vs. the Dollar, President Dilma Rousseffintroduced yesterday in Brasília a series of measures designed to boost certain segments of Brazilian industry...

BRAZIL NEEDS MORE TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS if it’s going to become a provider of IT services on a global scale. Brazil needs more scientists and engineers if it’s going to become a world-class innovator — and especially if it’s going to succeed with the “Greater...

WHAT COUNTRY YOU ARE FROM WON’T MATTER. It’s what you can do that will count, says Jimit Arora, research director for Everest Group. He leads the company’s service provider intelligence practice, focusing on suppliers around the globe. We spoke with...