Firms/companies
Google Android 2.2 adds blistering speed
22 May 2010
Sales of Android-based phones increased by 707 per cent in the first quarter of 2010 as against the first quarter of 2009.
Sony, Intel, Logitech, Dish, Best Buy in Google TV project
21 May 2010
Sony will use its Blue ray players in the Sony Internet TV incorporating Google’s software platform, Intel will provide its Atom chips to Sony and Logitech, which will offer set-top boxes to run Google TV on sets that can be viewed through Dish Network, with Best Buy handling marketing
Satyam fraud probe 90 per cent complete: CBI
21 May 2010
Satyam fraud probe 90 per cent complete: CBI
21 May 2010
Bombay Dyeing sells Worli property to Axis Bank
21 May 2010
SAIL in talks with steel majors to boost national production capacity to 60 Mtpa by 2020
20 May 2010
Grasim investing Rs6,000 crore to add 10 million tonne cement capacity
20 May 2010
Aditya Birla flagship Grasim Industries will invest up to Rs6,000 crore for expanding cement capacity at its existing plants by 10 million tonne
Grasim investing Rs6,000 crore to add 10 million tonne cement capacity
20 May 2010
Aditya Birla flagship Grasim Industries will invest up to Rs6,000 crore for expanding cement capacity at its existing plants by 10 million tonne
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