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Lloyds TSB to offshore 450 jobs to India The Times Of India | LONDON: Lloyds TSB, British bank major, has decided to move 450 information technology jobs, 250 of them permanent, to India provoking immediate hostility from bank unions. | A Lloyds TSB spokesperson said: "Information technology is the backbone of our business and by combining the ...
Lloyds TSB to offshore 450 jobs to India The Times Of India | LONDON: Lloyds TSB, British bank major, has decided to move 450 information technology jobs, 250 of them permanent, to India provoking immediate hostility from bank unions. | A Lloyds TSB spokesperson said: "Information technology is ...
AT&T, Others Hit by Challenges in India Wall Street Journal | AT&T Inc. and other foreign companies want to tap into India's wireless market, but the country's telecom regulators aren't making it easy. | Recently issued rules governing mergers and acquisitions limit the options for foreign companies that want...
Foreign Telecoms Get Busy Signal in India Wall Street Journal | AT&T Inc. and other foreign companies want to tap into India's wireless market, but the country's telecom regulators aren't making it easy. | Recently issued rules governing mergers and acquisitions limit the options for foreign companies that want...
China relaxes grip on internet and media after quake The Australian | AMID a national outpouring of grief over Monday's earthquake, China has relaxed its grip - perhaps only briefly - on the internet and some media. | Chinese witnesses to the devastation in Sichuan province have flooded websites with homemade videos,...
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India's paper and magazine sector a licence to print money NZ Herald | Indias rapidly growing economy is a fertile ground for print media. Photo / Reuters | When Conde Nast launched its premium lifestyle magazine Vogue in India last year, it carrie...
Ford Motor launches engine plant in India The Times Of India | MUMBAI: Ford Motor Co has started operations at its engine assembly plant in India, the US carmaker said on Tuesday, as it seeks a bigger share of the fast-growing market. | The ...
Nuclear boom in developing world Australian Broadcasting Corporation | This is a transcript from AM. The program is broadcast around Australia at 08:00 on ABC Local Radio. | You can also listen to the story in and and formats. | Nuclear boom in deve...
India suffers epidemic of stunted kids Globe and Mail | Malnutrition rates among world's highest for children leads to improper development of limbs, study finds ...Read the full article Post the first comment Start the Conversation, Leave a Comment | This conversation is semi-moderated What is moderati...
Ford Motor launches engine plant in India The Times Of India | MUMBAI: Ford Motor Co has started operations at its engine assembly plant in India, the US carmaker said on Tuesday, as it seeks a bigger share of the fast-growing market. | The plant, near Chennai, will initially make 60,000 engines annually for i...
Nuclear boom in developing world Australian Broadcasting Corporation | This is a transcript from AM. The program is broadcast around Australia at 08:00 on ABC Local Radio. | You can also listen to the story in and and formats. | Nuclear boom in developing world | AM - Tuesday, 13 May , 2008 08:18:00 Reporter: Ashley H...
Kotak Mahindra plans to raise $1.2 billion in India Khaleej Times | MUMBAI ' Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd., the former partner of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in India, plans to raise about $1.2 billion for two funds to invest in the world's second- fastest-growing major economy. Kotak will seek $1 billion to invest in infrastructure and will add $200 million from overseas investors to a third private equity fund that clo...
Sehwag can't believe being stoned at home ground The Times Of India | NEW DELHI: The disarming smile was replaced by a sombre look and Delhi Daredevils captain Virender Sehwag simply could not believe that he was stoned at his home ground Ferozshah Kotla, of all places. | His team had just tamed the Deccan Chargers by 12 runs to snap the string of defeats but instead of looking upbeat, Sehwag looked thoroughly upse...
