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Pay Pressure Eases as IT Jobs Move Overseas; Some Hot Areas Remain

By Marc Rapport

STAMFORD, Conn. -The job boom in information technology is over, apparently, at least in this country. Two new reports indicate that not only are jobs not as plentiful in the once red-hot IT sector here, but the upward pressure on the salaries commanded by the specialists within that sector also...

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