The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 14, 2008

OUTSOURCING
Making the jump
Indian software players are going beyond traditional domains and clinching deals in new areas. It’s all about landing on opportunity. More

STOCKS
Delisting almost over, iGATE mulling options on Mastech
Not looking at private equity infusion for now, says Phaneesh Murthy More

MANAGEMENT
‘Adopt customer value management’
Some practical advice from the expert. More

Wasted words throw away power
When someone at work is obviously depressed or upset, do you simply pass by? Please don’t, says Mary T. Browne in ‘The 5 Rules of Thought’ ( More

INTERNET
A new car, a new way
Story so far: Does social networking on the Net help, or is it another excuse to chill out at office? There is life after work. Wonder why young professionals want to do everything at office? Is time the problem, ... More

COMMODITY MARKETS
Cardamom continues to rule high
Upward trend continued in cardamom prices at the auctions held in Kerala and Tamil Nadu last week. Anticipating higher demand and a consequent further price rise, major growers and traders are said to be holding back an estimated 1,000 ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
SiRF impulse? No way
Up the ladder is how one moves to reach the corporate world peak, but the ladder may have sharp bends, with some rungs missing too. Pitfalls, like Claymore mines, are a part of the game, unless one decides midway to build a ladder to move away ... More

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