Infosys pays $34m to settle US government visa dispute
Indian software firm blames 'paperwork errors' and insists it's done nothing wrong
Infosys, the second largest software firm in India, has reached a $34m (£21m) settlement with US authorities in a lawsuit surrounding its alleged misuse of temporary visas. The case, brought by the...
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