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INFO-TECH OUTLOOK: Infosys Q3 net rises 33% on higher earnings growth Muted guidance for March quarter; next 12-18 months challenging. Bangalore, Jan. 13 Defying the economic slowdown, Infosys posted better-than-expected earnings growth for the December quarter aided by a weaker rupee and improved operational ... AUDITING: Heat now turned on Price Waterhouse CID looks for evidence, documents relating to Satyam at auditor’s offices. Hyderabad, Jan. 13 With the key players in the Rs 7,136-crore financial fraud at Satyam Computer Services – the Raju brothers and the CFO, Mr V. Srinivas ... ECONOMIC OFFENCES: Satyam case referred to Serious Fraud Office Govt asks the body to submit report in three months. New Delhi, Jan. 13 Getting a clear indication of serious financial irregularities by the erstwhile management of Satyam Computers Services Ltd, the Government has referred the matter to the ... NEW BUSINESS: TCS bags chunk of World Bank projects serviced by Satyam New Delhi / Mumbai / Bangalore, Jan. 13 Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has clinched a “significant” portion of World Bank contracts that were previously serviced by Satyam Computer ... HUMAN RESOURCES: Infosys bullish, to exceed hiring target Estimates recruitments to go up to 27,000 by March. Bangalore Jan. 13 Bullish on long-term prospects, Infosys is gearing up to bid for any opportunities that are likely to come up while tracking the economic revival in major markets such as the ... SOFTWARE: Infosys parking funds with public sector banks Chennai/Bangalore Jan. 13 A couple of weeks ago, while waiting in a queue at a wedding reception, one asked the owner of a small and medium scale enterprise about whether he was getting the benefit of lower rates. He didn’t think he ... HUMAN RESOURCES: Satyam staff: The smiles are back, nervously Hyderabad, Jan. 13 After a week of shock, scepticism and anxiety, the smiles are back on the faces of a lot of Satyamites, albeit with a bit ... ECONOMIC OFFENCES: Satyam: Truth in trickles So, the muck is gradually beginning to filter out of Satyam. The ex-CFO, Mr Srinivas Vadlamani is, as they say, singing in custody and spelling out murky details. We appear set for a long, agonising period ahead as the scandal unravels, piece ... INSIGHT: Showcase capitalism In an interview with this paper a day before he was picked by the government for the reconstituted board of Satyam Computers, the HDFC Chairman, Mr Deepak Parekh, had this to say about the erstwhile independent directors of the hobbled ... STOCKS: Rolta slumps on talk of offloading by financier Stock gets on revival path after co denies story. Mumbai, Jan. 13 The stock of engineering solutions major Rolta Ltd plummeted by about 60 per cent to hit its 52-week low in intraday trading on the bourses on Tuesday, fuelled by market rumours ... SOFTWARE: Ciba expected to continue contract with Satyam BP, Nestle keeping options open. Mumbai, Jan. 13 Even as major customers of Satyam Computer Services have started exploring alternative options, Switzerland based specialty chemicals maker Ciba Holding AG is expected to continue its existing ...
SOFTWARE:
Legal fraternity not impressed
TELECOMMUNICATIONS:
DoT agrees to increase 3G reserve price
SOFTWARE:
Some Satyam clients approached us: Infosys
HARDWARE: A new stream of revenue Hardware players are wooing clients with new fare — virtualisation and consolidation are lures, for sure.. As the ripple effects of the global economic slowdown reach Indian shores, hardware giants such as Hewlett Packard, Sun ... INTERVIEW: Your mobile number — for keeps Indian mobile users will soon get the benefit of Mobile Number Portability (MNP), which will allow them to change their operator without having to give up their phone number. Navin Suri, Vice-President, Telcordia, one of the companies ... SOFTWARE: Shot in the arm for patients One patient at home is task enough so you can imagine how hospitals manage. Healthcare management software helps smoothen the work of both doctors and patients. In a burgeoning healthcare market, the iSOFT eHIS is an interesting ... STOCK MARKETS: When every second counts 9:57 a.m.: “Your order is currently being ... INTERVIEW: Falling short on security There are serious gaps in information security, warns Teknotrends Software.. Many security aspects are being discussed threadbare in the context of the recent Mumbai terror attack. From an information technology (IT) perspective, the most ...
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