The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, December 09, 2003

Positive tones in the telecom sector
Though the Indian economy had undertaken comprehensive reforms it is only in telecom that the results are best visible. More

STOCKS

Bharti Tele soars on break even buzz
REPORTS that Bharti Tele-ventures is likely to break even this year sent the domestic telecom major's stock surging ahead on the bourses amidst good volumes. In addition, technical chartists maintain that at these levels the stock is poised ... More

SOFTWARE

Wipro inks master service pact with GM
WIPRO Ltd has signed a master service agreement with its client, General Motors (GM). This umbrella contract encompasses all of Wipro's existing efforts with GM and gives licence to all its divisions to bid for the latter's projects ... More

Mastek bags UK contract
MASTEK Ltd has bagged a high value ten-year contract from the National Health Service (NHS), UK. "Initially the deal has been valued at £27 million and is part of the NHS programme contracted by British Telecom. As part of the contract, we ... More

Cranes Soft to raise capital for expansion
CRANES Software International Ltd, a global scientific and engineering software solutions provider, plans to increase its authorised capital to fund its proposed expansion programmes. The company will seek shareholders approval of the board's ... More

Wipro develops portal for UK broadband network
WIPRO Technologies today announced that the UK-based NTL Home has worked with it to develop its Broadband Plus portal to provide content from 15 leading premium content providers. Broadband Plus is a unique broadband service that provides an ... More

PEOPLE

What makes Premji the top CEO in Asia-Pacific
"WHEN Azim H. Premji is in a meeting with us, we are only aware of the task at hand. He is only there to see that the job is well done and never to promote himself," says Mr Anand Swaminathan, Manager (Corporate Branding), Wipro Ltd. In a ... More

TRENDS

Realty projects wooing IT majors to Pune
MOVE over Bangalore, Hyderabad. Pune city could soon be the most sought after destination for information technology majors and other IT-enabled service providers, thanks to the State Government's ITES policy, which offers considerable sops to ... More

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