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Friday, January 03, 2003
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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
Cell cos slash STD rates to Rs 2.99OVER 10 million mobile subscribers have cause for cheer. As expected, the cellular operators have announced a steep cut in national long-distance tariffs to a flat rate of Rs 2.99 per minute, anytime, anywhere for all mobile-to-mobile calls of 50 ... More
`Near' is dearer
Reliance Info details plans to brokers
RPG Cellular ties up with Yahoo
HARDWARE HCL Insys to boost communication gear business HCL Infosystems, a major personal computer maker, is set to boost its communications and networking business by developing a host of equipment, the company Chairman and CEO, Mr Ajai Chowdhry, has said. ``The networking market in the country is ... More SOFTWARE 
Citigroup may cut stake in Polaris to 40 pcCITIGROUP Inc is likely to bring down its stake held in software maker Polaris Software Lab Ltd to a "little more than 40 per cent" from the current level of 47.36 per cent through selling shares to private equity funds who could offer more ... More
Rolta completes projects worth over Rs 20 cr
Eonour Tech may go for GDR issue IT TRAINING New course from Arena Multimedia HYDERABAD: Arena Multimedia has launched Multimedia For You (M4U), a 42-hour multimedia training module that includes computer fundamentals, Internet basics, HTML, Web integration, Web authoring. M4U is aimed at imparting training and ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Shares transferred to Orbitech Holdings CITICORP Finance (India) has sold about 1.90 million shares of Polaris to Orbitech Holdings (a Citigroup company). According to the Polaris Chairman, Managing Director and CEO, Mr Arun Jain, "it was only transfer of shares from one arm to ... More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES Joining hands with China could prove a winner Many Indian software training centres are planning to open schools in China, since the country needs at least 1,20,000 entry-level software engineers per year and the availability is just about 60,000. More
Tata Info joins hands with BEA OUTLOOK Infosys may revise guidance: Analysts INFOSYS Technologies Ltd is likely to revise its earnings guidance for the year 2002-03 upwards on the back of increased ramping up of existing projects and offshore outsourcing gaining mainstream status, analysts said. The Infosys scrip has ... More NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES MS expands solutions offerings NEW DELHI: Microsoft Corporation said it has expanded its operations in India through Microsoft Business Solutions, which focuses on delivering connected business applications to small, mid-size and corporate businesses. Microsoft ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Inside China Stock scam unravelling Petrol pump controversy Kelkar Report Reliance & Telecom Competition 2002: A drought year In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics India Interior Consumer Notes Looking back Dec. 22-Dec. 28 Creating a `Made in India' brand for IPs China is just a nod away for Infosys Big names, huge pays luring away ITES staff Strong rupee set to hurt cos' earnings Wipro way to retain staff Big brands eating into PC assembler market — Quality boosts customer confidence Remove tax sops to software after totalisation pacts: Kelkar |
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