Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, March 20, 2002
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INFO-TECH RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Grand non-starter? The Media Lab Asia project in India is six months old. Has it found its feet yet on the funding and research fronts? More TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
Mobile prices slashedMOBILE handset manufacturers Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Alcatel, Mitsubishi, Siemens, Sony Ericsson, Philips and Panasonic have slashed prices by between 6.6 per cent and 47 per cent. Passing on the benefits of the abolition of 16 per cent ... More
Bharti picks up Telia stake for $60 m
Cellular, basic operators join hands on port charges
WLL may trip on TRAI tariffs COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Lindows.com: A threat for Windows KHIDIKYIAN, anyone? No kidding. US District Judge Mr John Coughenour, in a recent, preliminary ruling issued in a suit filed by Microsoft against an operating system maker called Lindows.com, has said that ``serious questions'' remain to ... More HARDWARE 3 Taiwan cos plan Rs 876-cr display tube unit in Rajasthan Bridge Information, Access Technology and Winny Electron Enterprise will invest Rs 356.6 crore for 100-per cent equity participation in the Rs 876-crore project. More SOFTWARE NextLinx plans to invest $10 m in Indian operations THE US-based NextLinx Corporation, the global trade management solutions provider is planning to invest $10 million in the next 18 months in expanding the operations of its Indian subsidiary NextLinx India. The company expects to move its ... More
ASB-Air ties up with Lufthansa Systems INTERNET At your service More companies are using the Net to deal with customers than to drive internal efficiency or knowledge sharing, says a study across six countries. Is reaching out better than reaching within? More
OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT Dell eyeing offshore software development HARDWARE in India is out, software could be in, as far as Dell Computers Corporation is concerned. Dell Chairman and CEO, Mr Michael Dell, said that he had no plans to set up manufacturing in India as speculated, but was looking at the country to ... More
Deccanet opens office in US SECURITY New face of security Fool-proof security is every business' cherished dream. Time to try smart cards and biometric solutions? More STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS AmSoft gets ISO certification BANGALORE: Bangalore-based AmSoft Information Services has been awarded an ISO 9001: 2000 certification by Quality Assurance Services (QAS) Australia. This certification has been awarded for the quality management system applied ... More OUTLOOK Accelerating to crash In its heyday, the IT industry had an overdose of surveys on how many billions it could rake in. But today, the `e' word is the biggest allergen. As the gap between projection and performance widens, what are the challenges facing the industry? More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Mar. 10-Mar. 16 Shine returning to software? `Basic telephony operators see creeping growth rate' MTNL may take stake in Sri Lanka Telecom Texas Instruments to work with Wipro, Sasken Phone rentals hiked for commercial subscribers PC sales growth at snail's pace Net telephony from April 1 Power-hungry PC users go for faster P3 and 4 processors Tribunal dismisses cell operators' plea -- Limited mobility cleared for fixed line service provider |
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