Wipro acquires Singapore firm for $246 mln.
Neeta Ragavan
Jul. 6, 2007

100 percent takeover process will be completed by month’s end. The deal will make the combined entity a force to reckon with across Asian markets in the personal care segment.

As the leading fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) firm in Southeast Asia catering to millions of Asian consumers, Unza posted Rs 6.83 billion in sales with a double digit-operating margin for the fiscal year ending April 2007. The top line growth was 14 percent year-on-year in dollar terms.

No wide spread Narcotic use in Banglaore call centers - call centre employee arrested but Indians are far superior in BPO than the rest of the world
Akash Parikh
Nom matter what you say no one is better than Indian employees. The narcotics case is something that happens everywhere. You cannot and should not categorize all Indian BPO workers as drug users.
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Wipro acquires Singapore firm for $246 mln.
Neeta Ragavan
100 per cent takeover process will be completed by month-end. The deal will make the combined entity a force to reckon with across Asian markets in the personal care segment.
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Many Indian doctors who worked in British Medical System are being detained and interviewed in Australia
Sonia Chopra
The Indian doctors are upset. They feel they are singled out because of their ethnic origin and religious affiliations.
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India Inc. beat China in raising loans without any clue how the loans will be paid back
Harish Baliga
India is servant nation today - a big departure from the days of late PM Indira Gandhi. Native Indians do anything for dollar and euro!
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Wage inflation creating havoc in Indian outsourcing IT industry and BPO call centers – TCS labor cost up 65% trying to compete with American body shoppers
Pijush Lodh
The competition of stealing IT professionals from Indian companies has reached a new height. Traditionally Indian middle class would do anything to work for an American company than the typical desi native company.
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Telecom service provider Bharti Airtel has been ranked third in 'The Infotech 100' list of IT companies
Media Release
In the overall top 20 list, Bharti Airtel at No 14 is the only Indian company and is ahead of Accenture (16), Nokia (17), Google (19) and Cisco (20), the Indian telecom major said in a statement.
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India is pegged to take the third place as a banking hub after China and the US by the year 2040
Media Release
India can grow faster than Vhina in the long run.
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Collapsed Doha Round of World Trade Organization (WTO) talks makes it necessary for US Congress to retake trade authority from Bush
Media Release
Congress will take back its full trade authority from President George W Bush, said the majority Democratic leadership.
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