The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 24, 2007

TECHNOLOGY
Coughing up more than money
Automatic teller machines (ATMs) have become a lot more versatile in the last couple of years. With proliferation of mobile phones, efforts are on to empower people to access ATM services over handsets. The Country Manager Sales, ... More

SOFTWARE
Gaining height, with IT
British Airways on how technology shaped its revamp and recovery. More

CREDIT MARKET
Serving food justice to all
Story so far: Trapped in debt. What is so alluring about debt? We need to talk about it more. Could life be made a bit easier if friends and family talked about debt? Or may be the stigma is too much...do we ... More

TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS
‘Ensuring safety net for workers, the key’
We have good understanding among trade unions, irrespective of political affiliations. We discuss issues affecting the Port and agree on a plan of action to not only protect labour rights but also uphold public interest. More

OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT
‘Indians can’t rest on their laurels’
Sounding the caution and mincing no words on the IT services business is Forrester Research. More

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