The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, July 10, 2004

OUTSOURCING
BPO tax issues remain unresolved: Nasscom
THE National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom), while welcoming the exemption in excise duty on PCs, has expressed disappointment that issues related to taxation of the BPO industry have been left untouched by the Finance ... More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Delhi mobile operators allowed to offer service up to Gurgaon
Consumers travelling between Delhi and Gurgaon would continue to be able to use their mobile phones without having to pay roaming charges now. More

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
MphasiS Q1 net up 81 pc; to pay Rs 1.50 interim
A DEPRECIATION of rupee coupled with good volumes, increased utilisation rates and deferred income-tax credit has helped MphasiS BFL Group to post an 81 per cent growth in net profit at Rs 35.28 crore for the first quarter ended June 2004, over ... More

HARDWARE
Price cuts: PC players waiting for the fine print
A day after the Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, announced a full excise exemption on personal computers, hardware players are still awaiting certain clarifications from the Government, to determine the quantum of drop in computer ... More

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