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Infosys warns of risks from ‘activist shareholders’ in SEC filing
13 Jun 2017
Although the company has not named any names, it is widely perceived that some moves by its founders like N R Narayana Murthy clearly fall in the area of activism
Infosys warns of risks from ‘activist shareholders’ in SEC filing
13 Jun 2017
Although the company has not named any names, it is widely perceived that some moves by its founders like N R Narayana Murthy clearly fall in the area of activism
Jio blames telecom debt woes on lack of investment
13 Jun 2017
Telcos milked the sector all these years by running the businesses on debt and investing elsewhere, but when the consumer benefits they start complaining
Intel cautions Qualcomm and partners over possible patent infringement from x86 emulation
10 Jun 2017
Intel cautions Qualcomm and partners over possible patent infringement from x86 emulation
10 Jun 2017
BSNL to set up 25,000 Wi-Fi hotspots this year
10 Jun 2017
BSNL to set up 25,000 Wi-Fi hotspots this year
10 Jun 2017
Tata Communications ties up with Alibaba Cloud
10 Jun 2017
Wipro’s SEC filing points to threat to business from Donald Trump
10 Jun 2017
This is the first time an Indian IT company has blamed Trump’s ‘America First’ approach and protectionist policies for falling revenues
RIL emerges world’s second largest producer of paraxylene
10 Jun 2017
With the commissioning of its third crystallization train RIL has emerged the world’s second largest producer of paraxylene after BP, with an annual capacity of 2.2 million tonnes or about 11 per cent of global production
Amazon may get to retail food in India soon
09 Jun 2017
Amazon may get to retail food in India soon
09 Jun 2017
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