The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, October 10, 2004

INTERNET
Taj Hotels launches re-designed Web site
TAJ Hotels Resorts and Palaces has launched its redesigned Web site, www.tajhotels.com, with an enhanced reservations section, a Taj Holidays search tool and a hotel finder. Effective from October 15, ... More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES
C-DAC, IIT Bombay team up for Open Source Software centre
THE Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), IIT Bombay and IBM India have signed a co-operation agreement for kick starting an Open Source Software Resource Centre (OSSRC) on an investment of over Rs 5 crore. This OSSRC is ... More

OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT
New design centre — LVL7 Systems plans to invest $6 m
LVL7 Systems Inc, a global networking software provider based in North Carolina, has announced the commissioning of its India design centre that would serve both as a research and design hub as also global support centre for its operations. ... More

EVENTS
IT cos' boycott threat — Karnataka to improve infrastructure
FOLLOWING the threat by some information technology companies to boycott BangaloreIT.com 2004, the Karnataka IT secretary, Mr M.K. Shankar Linge Gowda, said on Saturday that steps were being taken by the Government on a war footing to improve the ... More

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Top Stories
Bank credit up Rs 21,418 crore

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Forex reserves rise by $515 m

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Looking back
Oct. 3-Oct. 9
`IT salaries up 19 pc this year'

Fears of `misuse' delay Railways' e-ticket plans

Internet user base grows 8 pc in Q2

GSM players add 1.5 m subscribers in September

BSNL plans undersea cable link to Lanka

UK firm unveils anti-terror tool; ties up with Cygnus

GM's plan to bid out IT deals may benefit Wipro

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