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Thursday, October 30, 2008
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, October 30, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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INFO-TECH MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS: Unitech offloads 60% stake in telecom biz to Telenor Sale price: Rs 6,120 cr; Unitech’s licence fee: Rs 1,650 cr. New Delhi, Oct. 29 Telenor of Norway has entered the Indian telecom market. It has signed an agreement to acquire 60 per cent stake in Unitech Ltd’s telecom venture, ... OUTLOOK: Windfall gains for new players The Government’s decision to give out fresh telecom licences on first-come, first-served basis has resulted in windfall gains to some Indian promoters of new telecom companies. Unitech, which has sold its 60 per cent stake to Telenor, ... NEW BUSINESS: HCL Tech bags National Insurance contract IT players now aggressively scouting for domestic business. Software exporter HCL Technologies Ltd has pipped larger rivals, TCS and Wipro, to clinch a large CIS (core insurance solution) implementation deal from the public sector National ... PERFORMANCE: Service providers improve collection of payments Lower debtor days despite clients’ financial woes. Chennai/Mumbai Oct. 29 Collection of receivables from clients by top Indian IT services companies has improved for the quarter ended September 2008 compared to the ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Performance concern drags RCom down 10% Rupee depreciation could hit company: Merrill Lynch. Mumbai, Oct. 29 The shares of Anil Ambani-controlled Reliance Communications (RCom) continued to be under immense selling pressure on the ... IT TRAINING: Everonn net doubles Everonn systems Ltd., the Chennai-based education and training company, has reported more than double the net profit of Rs 6.51 crore for the second quarter ended September 30, 2008 compared with Rs 2.58 crore for the corresponding quarter ... OUTLOOK: Indian IT majors in Australia continue to remain bullish Hoping to sustain growth momentum despite global downturn. Recently in Melbourne Unfazed by the global downturn, Indian IT majors such as Infosys Australia and Satyam Australia and New Zealand are optimistic of sustaining the high-growth ...
OUTLOOK:
Cisco eyes home segment via Linksys route
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE:
Subex net loss widens in Q2
SOFTWARE: IT’s wait and watch What is the outlook for the Indian tech sector in the wake of the global slowdown? Analysts say a slow recovery can likely be seen towards the second half of 2009.. The sub-prime crisis in the US that sparked off the first signs of uncertainty ... SECURITY: ‘Loads’ of technology It is a breathtaking view of Chennai port and the Bay of Bengal from the ninth floor of the Chennai Port Trust chairman’s office. But the chairman, K. Suresh, has his eyes on something else — the huge LCD monitor that relays live ... CONVERGENCE: It’s off my mobile One of my close friends and colleagues made it a point to button-hole me after reading the last instalment of ‘Come Again’: his contention was that sending e-mails and texting are quite different from actually creating a document in ... BOOKS: Put your e-mails in three boxes Here are 60 solid techniques to beat chaos.. Practise triage for all e-mail messages all the time, advises Jeff Davidson in The 60 Second Organizer: Sixty solid techniques for beating chaos at home and at work ( HARDWARE: IT never stops! The Atom may be overtaken next year by Intel’s own upgrade — and some nifty competition.. The Red Queen in Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass got it right: “It takes all the running you can do, to keep it the same ... INTERVIEW: 5 phases of HR evolution in IT Take up a tech job only if your heart is in it, advises this expert.. Given the current scenario, do not take up a career in the IT (information technology) sector just because you think it is a white-collar job and offers attractive ... HARDWARE: Indian developers embed the Atom Intel’s Lilliputian processor for ultra mobile applications has inspired a number of innovative embedded applications.. Intel habitually gives its chip-products-in-the-pipeline weird code names that no one outside the company can ever ... CYBER QUEST: Quiz V.V. Ramanan. 2. Name the site made by an Indian, Pratham Kumar, that helps consumers find out the general size of something based on ... CARTOON: Cartoon ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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