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Saturday, June 18, 2005
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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
VSNL dial-up Net subscriber base drops 24 pcVIDESH Sanchar Nigam Ltd has lost 24 per cent of its dial-up Internet subscriber base during the last quarter ended March 2005. The Tata-managed company, which was the top Internet Service Provider a few years ago, has dropped to the fourth ... More
VSAT licence of HFCL cancelled FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE Tricom Q4 net up MUMBAI: The Mumbai-based BPO company, Tricom India Ltd, has reported a net profit of Rs 1.16 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2005, against Rs 40.3 lakh in the corresponding quarter last year. Total income for this quarter stood at ... More SOFTWARE CMC, TCS script joint growth plan "There has been no initiative by the respective boards to consider if the two could be merged." More
Ness Tech bags BridgeCo deal HUMAN RESOURCES eInfochips plans to double headcount EINFOCHIPS, an emerging chip and systems design services firm, has announced that it would double its headcount at its R&D centres from 270 to over 550. The company has a design centre that employs over 250 design engineers in Ahmedabad. Last ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Redknee scouting for buys here CANADA-based telecommunication software solutions provider Redknee is looking out for acquisitions in India to significantly expand in size and operations. Redknee is on the lookout for companies with an established product line that has ... More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES QuEST, Smiths Aerospace in pact BANGALORE: Quality Engineering and Software Technologies (QuEST), has tied up with Smiths Aerospace to set up a dedicated offshore engineering centre in Bangalore to supply non-core services for the latter. As part of the three-year ... More PIRACY Piracy up at 73 pc ECONOMIC consideration, escalating prices, high availability of pirated software in the grey market, high usage of assembled PCs, growing availability of illegal software on the Internet, cheaper duplication equipment, lack of stringent ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jun. 5-Jun. 11 Maran to pitch for Intel's chip unit `Intel's India investment strategic, long-term' Market is hot as ever: Forrester Kalpathis almost exit Scandent Profit per employee dips for software cos `No-show' behaviour rampant in IT sector Business intelligence market to grow at 29% Infosys to expand consulting arm BPO job potential stays high: Nasscom |
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