![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, August 02, 2002 |
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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS Incoming calls on Orange, BPL Mobile now free QUICK on the heels of Mumbai's new cellular entrant Bharti offering free incoming calls within its AirTel network, both BPL Mobile and Orange on Thursday announced free incoming calls within their own networks. Orange and BPL have both ... More
`VSNL has not invested anything in Tata Tele'
Idea Cellular's new incentive SOFTWARE Goldstone Tele posts profit in Q1 Goldstone Teleservices Ltd has posted revenues of Rs 3.98 crore and a net profit of Rs 0.76 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, 2002 as against revenues of Rs 1.03 crore and a loss of Rs 0.03 crore for the corresponding quarter last ... More
SQL Star Q1 net up at Rs 15.03 lakh
Rolta Q2 profit down 17 pc MANPOWER Manpower demand up 15-20 pc despite poor biz DESPITE poor business conditions, there has been a 15-20 per cent increase in manpower demand in the IT industry, according to Hewitt Associates, an outsourcing and consulting company. The firm, however, adds that the organisations are being ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Avant! buyout doubles Synopsys India R&D base THE research and development base at EDA (electronic design automation) tool major Synopsys' India operations has doubled overnight with the integration of the Avant!'s local operations, following Synopsys buying out Avant! globally. The ... More
Wipro concludes Spectramind acquisition EVENTS Microsoft ropes in Indian faculty for US summit ABOUT 14 professors and senior faculty members of some of the best technology institutes of the country have been chosen by the Microsoft Corporation to be part of their Microsoft Research faculty summit being held in the US. The Microsoft's ... More VENTURE CAPITAL Infinite to seek up to Rs 70-cr funding The company plans to hire about 850 software professionals over the next 24 months. More IT-ENABLED SERVICES Need to promote ITES sector stressed THE `Destination India' for large companies eager to source information technology-enabled services (ITES) capabilities has taken a beating with September 11 events, Indo-Pak border tensions, Gujarat incidents etc. acting as `Show stoppers', ... More NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES IBM's data recovery solution BANGALORE: IBM has announced the launch of `Rapid Restore PC', a data recovery solution on its new ThinkPads and NetVista desktop systems. Developed jointly with Xpoint, the software is unique in the industry, according to an IBM ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Jul. 21-Jul. 27 `Smaller towns are emerging markets for IT industry' PC sales up 5.8 pc in Q2 `on consumer purchases' Wipro may be indirectly hit by WorldCom's woes India must follow the Chinese model Telephone and Internet penetration VSNL revenues from telephony down Rs 736 cr E-biz to lead rebound by 2003-04: IDC `Infotech industry to touch $46 b in 2006' Watch out! Women at work |
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