Firms/companies
Yahoo! to acquire video ad company BrightRoll for $640 mn
12 Nov 2014
This is Yahoo’s second-biggest acquisition after it paid $1.1 billion in 2013 for New York-based social blogging site Tumblr
Facebook Messenger user-base hits half a billon
11 Nov 2014
Bosch Q3 net profit rises 31% to Rs306 crore
11 Nov 2014
Bosch Q3 net profit rises 31% to Rs306 crore
11 Nov 2014
Reliance Jio's entry could bring down data tariffs by 20%: Fitch
11 Nov 2014
Ruling out a re-run of the tariff war witnessed during the 2009-2013 period, Fitch Ratings says Reliance Jio’s push into the data business could pull down rates by 20 per cent
Reliance Jio's entry could bring down data tariffs by 20%: Fitch
11 Nov 2014
Ruling out a re-run of the tariff war witnessed during the 2009-2013 period, Fitch Ratings says Reliance Jio’s push into the data business could pull down rates by 20 per cent
Apple launches aggressive expansion
11 Nov 2014
Google, Facebook, Microsoft vie for a slice of `Digital India’
10 Nov 2014
More enticing for the tech giants is the ‘Digital India’ programme, which besides the $1.2 billion smart cities plan, has components such as virtual classrooms and technology start-ups, besides a plan to connect 2.5 lakh village panchayats through fibre optic cables
Google, Facebook, Microsoft vie for a slice of `Digital India’
10 Nov 2014
More enticing for the tech giants is the ‘Digital India’ programme, which besides the $1.2 billion smart cities plan, has components such as virtual classrooms and technology start-ups, besides a plan to connect 2.5 lakh village panchayats through fibre optic cables
Google, Facebook, Microsoft vie for a slice of `Digital India’
10 Nov 2014
More enticing for the tech giants is the ‘Digital India’ programme, which besides the $1.2 billion smart cities plan, has components such as virtual classrooms and technology start-ups, besides a plan to connect 2.5 lakh village panchayats through fibre optic cables
Hindustan Motors declares VRS at Uttarpara unit
10 Nov 2014
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