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TANDBERG opens R&D center in Bangalore
TANDBERG, a provider of tele-presence, high definition videoconferencing and mobile video solutions, has opened a research and development (R&D) technology center in Bangalore, the first of such facilities in India set up by the company. |
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IEEE Computer Society launches Banaglore Chapter
The Institute of Electrical and Electronincs Engineers (IEEE) announced the formal inception of the Bangalore chapter IEEE computer society today. This is the fourth such chapter in India after Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai. |
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India set to become manufacturing hub of luxury brands
With disposable incomes increasing in India, the country is poised to become a manufacturing hub for global luxury brands over the next five years, a report to be released Monday said. |
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Suncity to invest $500 Mn to develop four malls
City-based realtor Suncity Projects Saturday announced plans to develop four mixed-use retail malls in four Indian cities with an investment of around Rs.20 billion. |
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Blasts will not affect investment climate: Bangalore's industry leaders
The serial bomb blasts that shook India's IT hub Friday will not have any negative impact on Bangalore's reputation as a peaceful city and safe investment destination, industry leaders say.
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'India to be second largest IT industry'
Indian IT industry which is reeling under the global slowdown has something to its relief. |
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'India undisputed leader in offshore services'
India remains the 'undisputed leader' in a list of the top 30 countries for offshore services prepared by IT market research major Gartner. |
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Intel Capital pumps $17 Mn into 3 Indian firms
Chipmaker Intel's venture capital arm Intel Capital said on Thursday it would pump $17 million into three Indian companies, comprising two Internet portals and one advertising firm. |
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Indian cities turn dearer for expats
India's major cities- Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai - are increasingly becoming expensive for expatriates to live in. |
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SAP preferred employer in India, China, Mexico and Europe
SAP, a global provider of business software, has received multiple recognitions as a preferred employer in India, China, Mexico and Europe. |
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