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September 23
VSAT operators cry foul over TRAI order on AGR.
TRAI recommendations
Qualcomm Indian arm pays Rs 1 crore service tax; Confusion over entities liable to pay levy on royalty.
Orissa targets $500 million software exports by 2012.
Accel Frontline IPO opens on September 28; Price band has been fixed between Rs 75 and Rs 90 a share.
Monster registered base to cross 1 crore in India; One too many job offers for any fresher.
Idea back on IPO route as private equity talks fail.
BSNL to cut long-distance carriage charges for MTNL.
Defence recommends limiting 3G operators to four; also votes against one operator providing services on both CDMA and GSM.
September 22
KPOs eye big business in real estate lease services for the US companies; Market potential valued at $10 billion.
India may lose its cost arbitrage advantage to China; Annual salary growth rates in China.
Railway e-tickets at iWays soon.
September 21
Unisys to have 2 more centres.
Hutch-Essar arms get DoT nod for FDI.
IT firms earning less revenue per employee.
AppLabs buys UK-based testing company.
Reliance, Bharti in talks for infrastructure sharing.
Corporates get tough with recruitment firms.
TDSAT asks Zee to provide all 32 channels to Tata Sky.
DoT group to ensure efficient use of spectrum.
Unisys cuts sourcing to domestic providers.
September 20
Now, multiple lasers on a silicon slab.
Nortel bags GSM-R contract.
Caritor buys 3 companies in Europe, Asia, Australia.
Mobile number portability may be delayed further.
GE rationalises IT services vendors; Move comes after a gap of 3 years.
DoT may make spectrum allocation more stringent.
DoT plans pan-India 3G services by 2012.
Telcos will have to pay service tax on roaming.
Trai mulls base pricing for 3G.
Wipro to develop Nokia video conferencing sets.
Net ads to attract service tax.
New business finder technology on mobiles from IBM.
Olympus invests $100 million in Raman Roy' Quatrro Solutions.
September 19
HCL's BPO arm plans expansion in E. Europe.
Demand for technical writers growing.
No 3G spectrum share for cable operators.
Ministry of Defence shoots down the US encryption software.
Commerce Ministry open to `capping' IT SEZs if Finance Ministry offers tax sops beyond 2009.
Jump Startup shelves $75 million start up fund.
September 18
'Tier-III companies face marginalisation'; Vulnerable to global competition, mergers, says Forrester
Return of the natives; Indian tech talent is headed home, as the grass appears greener this side now. Welcome the FRIs.
C-DOT Alcatel to roll out Wi-Max gear.
Multinational IT firms pip domestic companies in hiring.
The cable guy will get you, CAS or no CAS.
MTNL to offer Delhi-Mumbai video-conferencing at local charge.
Cisco scouts fore more Indian investments, acquisitions.
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