The Hindu Business Line : Monday, May 29, 2006

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Stumped!
At a dead end: Mobile phone users complain of `invisible services' that cost money. Operators have their own defence. For now, the way isn't clear. More

Hutch introduces full talk time
Hutch has introduced full talk time of Rs. 99 on HutchBasic99 and HutchCampus99 starter packs in Rest of Tamil Nadu (ROTN-other than Chennai city) Circle. With this offer, new customers of Hutch would enjoy full talk time benefit ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE
`IT set to take off in Vijayawada'
After the success story of Hyderabad in the IT sector, the time has come to focus on the smaller cities such as Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada to boost exports and create job opportunities for the youth, the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S Rajasekhara ... More

SOFTWARE
Should software units migrate from STP to SEZ?
Low-cost competition is emerging, says tax expert More

Focus Info plans expansion overseas
Career management is new biz line More

Symphony details growth plans
Focus on services to industry verticals, market analytics and outsourced product development is the roadmap that Symphony Services has chalked out for itself for the current year. Speaking to Business Line, Mr Amitava Roy, President, India ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Masters and slaves of the supply chain
How you manage the demand-supply equation decides your destiny. More

OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT
NIIT has big plans for China
Keen on growth via acquisitions More

BROADBAND
CDMA camp divided over spectrum allocation
The subscriber-linked spectrum allocation policy has divided the CDMA camp with Reliance Infocomm joining ranks with the GSM operators in supporting the Government decision. At a meeting held by the Confederation of Indian Industry to discuss ... More

VENTURE CAPITAL
Chipping in, to counter China
NVP tells eWorld why the time is ripe for India to shine in the semiconductor space. More

PERFORMANCE
Frontline firms present mixed bag in Q4
Recruitments at brisk pace by Big 4 More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES
New D-Link tool for corporates
D-Link (India) Ltd, part of the $ 1.13 billion-turnover D-Link Worldwide, will launch a meshed outdoor enterprise wireless networking solution with path redundancy within the next 3-4 months, according to Mr Dharmendra Kumar, Director of ... More