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HCL Technologies: Hold
Following the rebalancing of the services portfolio towards application/engineering and probable rebound in technology services, HCL Technologies appears well-positioned for good times ahead. However, sustainability of growth from its organic softwar e business, competition from frontline companies and other extraneous risks remain, says Krishnan Thiagarajan. More

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No service tax for software maintenance
ANNUAL maintenance contracts entered into for maintenance of software would not attract service tax. The Finance Ministry has made it clear through a circular that maintenance of software would not be chargeable to service tax. This circular ... More
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In Focus
Budget Wish-list
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Steel Industry in 2003
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Insurance Round-up — 2003
Organic farming
The Cable tangle
Telecom Competition
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Looking back
Dec. 21-Dec. 27
Is the ESOP charm returning?

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Big players exit PC finance biz

VSNL launches `Total Internet'

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Big firms gobble up smaller fry to stay ahead


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