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November 20
Intel to invest $40 m more in Bangalore.
TRAI favours revenue share regime in FM radio services.
New worm comes with Arafat death news.
Satyam, IIT-Madras ink pact for R&D.
Nokia plans high-speed 3G phones next year.
Siemens bags GSM-R contract from Indian Railways.
November 19
Intel evaluating India as manufacturing destination.
Government to announce `technology neutral' spectrum policy.
Satyam to recruit Singapore graduates.
HP launches new range of printers.
TCS bags $3-m deal with Philippine Depository.
Cos prefer engg grads
ISPs hold talks to decide move against entry fee.
Slowdown-hit software cos grow via acquisitions.
Infy plans tech city near Jaipur.
November 18
Decision to synergise BSNL-MTNL operations will take 8 months, says Maran.
Airtel targets 25-m customers.
TCS in global services pact with Microsoft.
MRO-TEK hopes to earn 20 pc more from new product.
Satyam plans 100-acre centre in Chennai.
Juniper to hire more in India.
TCS to enter MSCI global index.
US may relax visa cap for techies.
Target setting up software centre in B'lore.
November 17
I-flex acquires Equinox; to buy 33 pc stake in French firm.
Microsoft plans to offer software in Indian languages.
OATS opens Indian centre, takes Infosys as partner.
Indian PC market grew 35 per cent in Q3: Gartner.
Infotech eyes $100-m revenues by next year.
Satyam too plans sponsored ADRs.
Techbooks in talks to buy out Pune firm.
Virtual tuition the latest BPO buzz.
Teledata set to acquire US software firm.
Infy in RFID alliance.
November 16
Temasek arm picks up 6.9 pc in Satnam Overseas.
Infosys, Microsoft join hands for $8-m IT initiative.
Ballmer meets Premji; discusses deepening ties.
Cisco turns focus on SMEs in Tier II cities.
Ness Tech eyes Indian firms.
More MNCs may take GE cue, shed BPO arm stake.
Microsoft to hire more, unveils new campus.
Pallonji Mistry gets into BPO.
Satyam eyes $40-m revenues from ITES consulting.
November 15
Tatas bid for S. Africa telecom licence.
CSC to pump in $20 m; plans two new facilities.
Datamatics to merge US cos under one brand.
ITES sector to grow to $5.1 b
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