American mortgage giant Fannie Mae fired 200 employees, the majority of them Telugus, on "ethical grounds". The allegation is ...

Fannie Mae, a US mortgage giant, has terminated nearly 200 Indian-American employees, predominantly of Telugu origin, due to ...

US-based financial company Fannie Mae has allegedly laid off 200 Indian-American employees from its team, with the majority ...

American mortgage firm Fannie Mae has reportedly dismissed 200 Indian Americans due to alleged misuse of the company’s ...

Fannie Mae has laid off 200 Indian-American employees due to alleged unethical conduct and irregularities in its grants ...

The company has since cited 'ethical' reasons for the layoffs with reports indicating that the affected employees had misused the Fannie Mae matching grants program.

US federal mortgage giant Fannie Mae has laid off about 700 employees, including Telugu workers, over the two days.

The layoffs took place over two days, with 400 employees dismissed on April 3 and an additional 300 on April 4. Fannie Mae stated that these actions were necessary to address irregularities uncovered ...

Reports suggest that 700 people were laid off at Fannie Mae last Thursday and Friday, but no official announcements have been ...

Just weeks after his confirmation as Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), Bill Pulte is making swift moves ...

Fannie Mae fired over 100 employees for "unethical conduct," with the FHFA Director accusing them of facilitating fraud. FHFA ...