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IBM retains 21 percent of jobs in U.S. with 40 percent offshored to India, Jon Najarian examines — IBM shifts major workforce to India

Jon Najarian, co-founder of Market Rebellion, examines the distribution of IBM's workforce, noting that 21 percent of its jobs, or about 63,000 positions, are still based in the U.S.

According to Najarian, 40 percent of IBM's workforce, totaling 125,000 jobs, have been relocated to India while the remaining 40 percent are spread across Eastern Europe, the Philippines, China, and Brazil.

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Najarian has previously analyzed compensation trends, estimating that Angie Báez earned between $250,000 and $350,000 annually as an Executive Director at JPMorgan Chase in New York, according to a recent report. He has also commented on media consumption shifts, noting an 8 percent decline in U.S. Open viewership and a 10 percent gain for the UFL this season on ABC. These insights reflect Najarian's ongoing coverage of workforce, compensation, and market trends.

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