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Looking back

May 1

  • Moser Baer net up 36 pc.

  • Google plans $ 2.7b IPO, may not favour institutions.

  • China IT park in talks with 3 Indian cos.

  • Subex net up 78 pc, to beef up products portfolio; to go for $ 15m FCCB.

  • Pricing pressure will be there: SAP.

  • Shell gives IT to India as Wipro, IBM bag $ 1b deal.

  • CBDT blows whistle on tax fears of BPOs; Jt Secy says won't digress from OECD model.

  • Sasken revenues rise 52 pc; nets Rs 18.3 cr.

    April 30

  • TRAI proposes lower duties for broadband push.

  • Bharti cell licences move into unified access service.

  • Reliance Info no longer needs parent's funds: Anil Ambani. Parent takes Rs 265 cr hit due to Infocomm loss.

  • Oracle HR suite to have India-specific features.

  • iGate to borrow $ 9m this fiscal to fund expansion.

  • Alcatel wins ITI order for BSNL network.

  • Polaris, plenum in pact to service German clients.

  • LogicaCMG to invest $ 25m more.

  • 3 pvt equity cos keen on News Corp stake in HSS; Thomas Weisel Partners' affiliate Tailwind, Temasek and General Atlantic partners.

  • New US Bill may ease H1-B cap; restriction would not apply to students pursuing higher studies in US.

  • BSNL kicks off valuation of telecom assets.

  • Hexaware close to Unisys deal for dedicated development centre.

    April 29

  • Unisys Corp to set up $ 180-m India centre.

  • Reliance Info ties up with Baazee.com.

  • Patni posts 36 pc rise in Q1 net.

  • Nokia to set up CDMA research unit in Mumbai.

  • KPIT Info Q4 net doubles.

  • Infotech revenue up 16 pc, net dips.

  • Virtusa raises $ 20m in fourth round of funding.

  • Techies on short stints may have to pay tax abroad.

  • Nortel fires top three executies as regulators probe accounting issues.

  • Covansys to hire 800 more in 6 months; Fidelity International buys 29 pc stake in co.

    April 28

  • Infosys to pay freshers better.

  • Geometric to pay 1:1 bonus.

  • CMC revenues up 24 pc.

  • GE chooses Polaris as preferred vendor.

  • Shell to move 3000 jobs out of UK to India, Malaysia and China.

  • HSBC to double headcount at Pune centre to 1000.

  • Wipro's 01 Markets being carved into two.

  • HP on the prowl for BPO buy-outs.

    April 27

  • Alcatel, TCL in JV for handsets.

  • HCL Tech Q3 net up 58 pc; to pay 100 pc interim.

  • Zensar in share services pact with PeopleSoft; to expand BPO team by 300.

  • Nucleus joins bonus bandwagon; net up 15.7 pc despite lower sales.

  • TVSE net up 10 pc in Q4.

  • Indian BPO cos get 'A' rating from US tax chief.

  • UT Group to set up 4500-seat BPO facility.

    April 26

  • Bharti, VSNL in Rs 500 cr pact to share STD network.

  • TCS to open an auto centre of excellence in Detroit.

  • eForce to double staff strength.

  • ESC planning India-Korea ICT meet.

  • Outsourcing job loss in US less than expected.

  • Country's handset sales reach 1.6 m in March.

  • Americorp picks up 10 pc stake in Mascon Global.

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