Gender inequality grips career women
The working women aura is gradually declining with their inability to shatter the gender glass at workplaces.
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CEOs of sick PSUs to get fat pay hikes!
CEOs of sick public sector units (PSUs) are all set to receive huge pay hikes! The idea behind the move is to retain them and offer additional incentives for turning around the sick companies.
Govt. to prefer states without IT for more IITs
States lacking the IT institutes stands as the top priority in the government's list of places where 20 IITs shall be established.
Six Indians among Forbes' 15 richest young Asians
Six Indians, including Ranbaxy's Malvinder and Shivinder Singh, real estate firm Oberoi Constructions' Vikas Oberoi and online gambling entity PartyGaming's founder Anurag Dikshit have made it to the Forbes' list of 15 youngest Asian billionaires.
Indian IT honchos shrug off Obama threat to outsourcing
The Indian IT industry remains unfazed by the threat to outsourcing sounded by U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.
DTH operators to gain from cable war
Indian television broadcasting is getting digitalized very fast and the group who make gains out of this would be DTH operators in the country.
Small and medium IT segment to resort to M&A
Small and medium IT and enabled services companies due to the stock market alteration have experienced a fall in the valuations.
India set to emerge as hub for international arbitration
The Union Cabinet Thursday paved the way for the country's emergence as a prestigious hub for out-of-court settlement of international commercial disputes between various governments and non-government parties.
BHEL, Airtel, HDFC among 10 Indian firms on Forbes' list
Ten Indian companies led by Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL), Bharti Airtel and HDFC Bank are on the Forbes' list of 50 of the best of Asia-Pacific's biggest listed companies, out of a universe of 500.
Indian-American led team secures networks from hackers
A Florida Atlantic University team led by Indian-American Avinash Srinivasan has developed a system that would protect sensitive wireless sensor networks (WSN), engaged in military surveillance, from cyber-attacks.
Economic zone exports to grow over four-fold by 2008-09
Controversies apart, exports from special economic zones (SEZs) have registered a growth of 192 percent between 2005-06 and 2007-08, and are likely to tot a phenomenal 451 percent rise by 2008-09.
BPOs turn to regional accent proficiency to tap domestic market
Prior to joining the BPOs, now one needs not only to master the foreign accent, it's the time to fine tune the regional accent too.
