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MR SCOTT MCNEALY

Bangalore, May 18

The co-founder and Chairman of Sun Microsystems, Mr Scott McNealy, felt that the US should make it mandatory for students completing their graduation in the country to stay back for six years. "I am of the view that if you get your education in the US, you must stay back and contribute to the economy," Mr McNealy said replying to a query on the H1B visa issue at a press conference in Bangalore on Friday.

Mr McNealy was here to address the Sun developer event. Further, he said that India continues to be the fastest growing market for Sun Microsystems in revenue terms. The company is looking at the Indian health and retail sector and plans to partner with the government, financial service providers and Internet service providers.

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