The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, June 25, 2008

NEW BUSINESS
TCS gets $11.5-m Uganda deal
Mumbai, June 24 Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has won an $11.5-million transformational deal to design, install and integrate a tax administration system for the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). The new system will manage all domestic ... More

Tech Mahindra bags $7.6-m deal with Telecom Fiji
ATH in talks with Indian cos for contact centre biz More

Diversification for Tech Mahindra
Co well placed to tap new opportunity More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Tata Comm eyes 30% more in Neotel
Tata Communications or the rechristened VSNL intends to buy a further 30 per cent stake in South Africa’s second largest fixed-line operator Neotel from two South African state-run firms. Further financial details on the deal were not ... More

Vodafone tax case
Vodafone International on Tuesday continued in its stance against the Income Tax Department’s move to impose capital gains tax on the Netherlands-based company in the Bombay High Court saying that it cannot be held liable for taxation as it ... More

SOFTWARE
All techno-eggs in one basket?
Bangalore, June 24 When the hardware and software giants in an industry become one, is that cause for worry or celebration? Nokia is the world’s undisputed handset leader, 4 of 10 mobile phones sold anywhere, roll out of a Nokia ... More

Lectra opens sales arm
Bangalore, June 24 The Paris-based Lectra, a provider of solution that automate, streamline and accelerate product design, development and manufacturing processes for the soft goods industries, said on Tuesday it opened a sales subsidiary in ... More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES
NIIT, Infospectrum in pact to offer educational resource planning tool
New Delhi, June 24 Talent development company NIIT on Tuesday signed an agreement with software product development firm Infospectrum to market, sell and support the latter’s customisable Educational Resource Planning solutions, in ... More

M-COMMERCE
‘ICICI Pru’s mobile payments facility a hit’
Coimbatore, June 24 Within two months of enabling its policy holders to pay premiums through their mobile phones, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance observed that this service has turned out to be a boon to its customers.“The total ... More

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