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TCS's UK unit wins $2.2-bn order from Friends Life
09 Nov 2011
TCS's UK arm Diligenta has won a $2.2-billion order to provide back-end administration of pensions and insurance policies issued by UK-based Friends Life.
Hewlett-Packard mulls selling webOS unit: report
09 Nov 2011
Hewlett-Packard mulls selling webOS unit: report
09 Nov 2011
Tata Nano: Cute in looks, big on performance
09 Nov 2011
Not only does the Nano attract eyeballs with its dinky looks, it also delivers surprising performance and comfort for the price, says K Shivraj after taking one for a longish test spin.
Tata Nano: Cute in looks, big on performance
09 Nov 2011
Not only does the Nano attract eyeballs with its dinky looks, it also delivers surprising performance and comfort for the price, says K Shivraj after taking one for a longish test spin.
Tata Nano: Cute in looks, big on performance
09 Nov 2011
Not only does the Nano attract eyeballs with its dinky looks, it also delivers surprising performance and comfort for the price, says K Shivraj after taking one for a longish test spin.
Maruti Omni: spacious, but drive carefully!
09 Nov 2011
Maruti Omni: spacious, but drive carefully!
09 Nov 2011
Maruti Omni: spacious, but drive carefully!
09 Nov 2011
Hyundai Eon – stylish looks, good performance
09 Nov 2011
Hyundai Eon – stylish looks, good performance
09 Nov 2011
Hyundai Eon – stylish looks, good performance
09 Nov 2011
Adobe to cut 750 jobs amid major business re-jig
09 Nov 2011
Adobe to cut 750 jobs amid major business re-jig
09 Nov 2011
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