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Rupee at 42.10 against US dollar
The rupee on Tuesday depreciated by over five paise to 42.10/12 against the US currency following dollar buying by oil refiners and weak equity market

SEBI nod to alternative payment for public offers
Market regulator SEBI on Monday approved in-principle an alternative mode of payment for public and rights issues, which will enable applicants to kee

HP to acquire EDS for $13.9 bn
Technology firm Hewlett-Packard on Monday said it will acquire technology services firm Electronic Data Systems for an estimated $13.9 billion.

Bharti looks at Middle East funds for MTN bid
Sunil Mittal-led Bharti Airtel, which is in "exploratory talks" with MTN, has approached Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds to finance it

Executives prefer men as bosses: survey
Men are preferred bosses as they are faster in decision making and liberal in awarding functional autonomy to their subordinates, a survey by industry




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IBM and Indian business school sign agreement - BusinessWeek
Technology company IBM Corp. and the Indian School of Business on Tuesday said they signed a joint research agreement focused on improving the competitiveness of the services sector in Asia. The research will be led by the Centre for Global Logistics ...

HP challenges IBM with $12.6 billion EDS deal - Washington Post
Resize Text NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co (HPQ.N) has struck a deal to buy Electronic Data Systems Corp (EDS.N) for $12.6 billion, seeking to boost its technology services business to better compete against market leader IBM (IBM.N). The ...

Redback Networks Announces Broadband Win with Bharti-Airtel of India - Forbes
Redback Networks Inc., an Ericsson company (NASDAQ:ERIC) that makes video-centric routers for 75 percent of the world's largest triple-play networks, today announced a deal to deliver broadband-on-demand services for Bharti Airtel LTD (Airtel), India ...

U.S. should go on diet of its own, India says - International Herald Tribune
NEW DELHI : Instead of blaming India and other developing nations for the rise in food prices, Americans should rethink their energy policy and go on a diet, say a growing number of politicians, economists and academics here. Criticism of the United ...

Bitstream Strengthens Global Presence with India Office - TMCnet
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. --(Business Wire)-- Bitstream Inc., (NASDAQ: BITS), a leading software development company with core competencies in browsing, font and publishing technologies, announced the recent addition of an office in Noida, India as a major ...




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Bharti's bid may win govt backing
A deal with MTN can give India a strong foothold in African subcontinent.

Bharti Airtel eyes sovereign funds
The Wall Street Journal quoting two people familiar with the situation has said that Bharti has contacted Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds for additional cash to back its MTN bid for a majority stake.

Nissan plans an entry-level car
The car, with 90% localisation, will be priced aggressively in the volume segment.

Govt may scrap steel export duty
Steel secretary RS Pandey has said that the demand of the steel producers on rolling back the export duty is under consideration and a decision is expected soon.

HP strikes deal to buy EDS for $12.6b
Hewlett Packard will buy Electronic Data Systems Corp for $25 per share or about $12.6 billion to better compete against IBM.