Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS Idea customers can access e-mails on handsets now IDEA Cellular Ltd has announced the launch of two specially designed e-mail solutions — one for the business user and the other for the individual customer. With this, an Idea customer can access e-mail with a range of GPRS -enabled ... More
Aksh Optifibre keen to tap overseas markets FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE MTNL Q1 net falls 26 pc to Rs 172 cr NEW DELHI: Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd today reported 26-per cent decline in net profit for the quarter ended June 30 to Rs 172.48 crore compared to Rs 233.9 crore during the corresponding quarter last year. The income from services ... More
Helios & Matheson posts higher net, turnover
TVS-Electronics Q1 net down SOFTWARE 
Cognizant expanding Chennai facilityCOGNIZANT Technology Solutions, the US-based information technology solutions provider, is expanding its Chennai facility by leasing a ready-to-occupy private information technology park near the IT corridor on Old Mahabalipuram road and ... More
Micrsoft India sets up project innovation centre
Ramco suite for Novar India MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS VSNL to buy Teleglobe for Rs 1,000 cr BARELY a month after it announced the closure of its acquisition of Tyco Global Network for $130 million (over Rs 550 crore), Videsh Sanchar Nigam has entered into an agreement to acquire Teleglobe International Holdings Ltd for $239 million ... More SECURITY Intoto tool gets NSS status HYDERABAD: Intoto has announced its IntruPro, an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) software, has received the NSS-approved status after stringent tests relating to security effectiveness, performance, stability and usability. The NSS ... More BROADBAND Airtel offers broadband services at dial-up rates — Unlimited downloads; no monthly rentals IT could be the end of dial-up Internet access. Airtel Broadband & Telephone Services on Monday brought down the tariff for high-speed broadband services to Rs 30 an hour, which is the same that a consumer pays for a much slower dial-up Internet More PEOPLE Wipro US sales head quits; Shekar to take over WIPRO'S head of sales for America, Mr Rich Garnick, has resigned. Mr Garnick the second senior executive to leave the company after Mr Vivek Paul, Vice-Chairman and CEO, quit recently. Wipro in a press release said Mr Garnick had resigned after ... More
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Looking back Jul. 17-Jul. 23 `Focus on new services paying off for Infosys' `BPO customers face transition throes' TCS to expand board, plans Rs 950-cr capex `Average salary rise in India the highest in Asia' Weak euro may hit Wipro Q1 margins Rajeev Chandrasekhar moves on to live his next dream Yuan revaluation: IT companies see no major impact Wipro BPO trims team — Revenues to remain muted for next two quarters |
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