The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, April 29, 2008

NEW BUSINESS
TCS in deal with UK-based Scottish Water
Mumbai, April 28 Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has entered into an eight-year deal worth £60 million (about Rs 478 crore) to provide ‘end-to-end’ IT applications services to UK-based water utility firm, Scottish ... More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Bharti sets off new price war on mobile turf
Reliance-to-Reliance STD calls free on 2 tariff plans More

INFRASTRUCTURE
IT parks set to take off in Madurai
Expected to generate employment for over 1 lakh professionals More

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
Product biz, better pricing drive Nucleus Soft growth
Sees little impact from US slowdown More

Hexaware net down 41% on forex derivatives loss
‘US slowdown to make April-June quarter tougher’ More

TVS-E net surges on sale of unit
Aided by an extraordinary income of Rs 5.73 crore, TVS Electronics’ net profit has increased seven fold to Rs 13.06 crore for the year ended March 2008 against the previous year. Sale of the company’s contract manufacturing business ... More

LIFESTYLE
Of fast cars, rising costs, and work blends
As you drive from San Francisco airport to San Jose amidst picturesque redwood trees with Toyota Prius hybrids and six-door stretch Lincoln limousines and Harleys zipping by, it begins to sink in that this entire region referred to as Silicon ... More

SOFTWARE
SunTec in IDC vendors’ list
The city-based SunTec Business Solutions has been named one of the 21 ‘most interesting independent software vendors in India’ by IT market research and advisory company IDC. SunTec develops relationship-based pricing and centralised ... More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES
Goldstone, Korean firm tie up for Rs 600-cr solar panel fab facility
Hyderabad, April 28 Goldstone Infratech Ltd on Monday announced it has partnered with Korean semiconductor expert Dr. June Min’s project TF SolarPower and Jusung Engineering to set up a Rs 600-crore solar panel fab facility in the Fab ... More

MindTree in deal with Arcelor
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OUTLOOK
Telelogic to contribute 20% of IBM Rational unit income
Bangalore, April 28 US Computer giant International Business Machines Corp, which recently completed an acquisition of 98.7 per cent stake in Telelogic, said the company would constitute 20 per cent revenue for IBM Rational Software unit in ... More

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