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MAY 8

  • Bangalore-bound, but still inside Intel: co encourages natives of India, China and Russia to return to home country while still employees.

  • PCS forays into logistics solution with ASP model.

  • Loss due to Sasser estimated at Rs 120 cr; virus changes pattern of attack.

  • Bharti, Reliance lead in mobile user base, which is up at 34m in April; new GSM users decline from 1.5m to 0.9m in April.

  • Mro-Tek net up 36 pc; to pay 20 pc.

  • Kale sets up arm for customised software.

  • ICT sector wires up for IP creation.

  • Lason India sets up shop in Pondicherry.

  • Idea IPO on hold till AT&T stake sale.

  • Rakesh Mathur buys 2 pc in Geodesic Info.

  • Malavalli opts out of active role at Brocade, turns tech advisor to CEO.

    MAY 7

  • TCS IPO possibly by June-end.

  • PC sales likely to touch 4.2m in 2004: MAIT.

  • Sun, Reliance group co in gaming pact.

  • Pharma majors alive with IT buzz.

  • Global BPO market to touch $682.5b in 2008.

  • Google to buy back 10,000 shares from India arm.

    MAY 6

  • Aetna ramps down Infy exposure; contribution to topline down.

  • Intersil to set up Bangalore design centre.

  • Samsung eyes PC market with turbo upgrade offer.

  • Reliance Info offers broadband network to TV channels.

  • Tata Indicom Enterprise unit plants presence in US, UK.

  • MS to induct wireless capability to Windows.

  • Hutchison to buy 3m 3G phones from LG.

  • International outgoing calls on the rise: Bharti.

  • Temasek may pick up stake in ICICIOneSource.

  • Google IPO not for foreign applicants.

  • FIIs holdings up in IT firms.

  • Heat is on at the temporary staffing front.

    MAY 5

  • In a first of its kind directive in cyberworld, Court seeks details of chain-e-mail sender; Tatas file case; Ashok Kumar is the temporary, fictitious name of anonymous sender.

  • Infy eyes Europe via Mauritius.

  • Ram Info plans pref offer to fund project.

  • DSQ Soft posts loss.Cranes Soft net at Rs 32.56 cr.

  • Sasser hits India; MS releases tool.

  • HCL-T eyes higher profit margins from IPRs.

  • India low on e-readiness.

  • Baring plans $ 150m fund.

  • HTMT to double BPO workforce.

  • Exlservice not up for sale: CFO Rohit Kapoor.

    MAY 4

  • Boom time for IT, ITES realty take-off.

  • Small enterprises' IT spend to rise 21 pc CAGR: IDC.

  • NetKraft may raise fresh funds.

  • Germany signs computer security pact with MS.

  • Apple asks Indian portal to 'play fair'; seeks to shut down free Web download.

  • Score Info sets up RFID centre in Gurgaon.

  • Call centres get a desi flavour; Canadian firm wants agents with an Indian accent.

    MAY 3

  • Motorola plea on Iridium to be heard this week.

  • IT majors drive 32,000 new jobs the coming year; get to cherry-pick thanks to supply exceeding demand.

  • Goldstone Tech plans campus near Hyderabad.

  • ESC seeks I-T waiver on software exports.

  • Rolta Q3 net rises to Rs 21.19 cr.

  • i2 Tech to get $ 100m investment.

  • Viacom eyes India for outsourcing animation content.

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