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Cisco upbeat about Modi, likely to beef up India investments
28 Jun 2014
Cisco CEO John Chambers expects the company’s Indian business to account for 5 per cent of Cisco’s revenue, up from the existing 2 per cent.
ONGC to spend Rs5,700 cr on upping output from Bombay High
28 Jun 2014
State-run explorer Oil & Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) on Friday said it would invest over Rs5,700 crore in re-development of its giant Mumbai High (North) oil and gas field
Google starts removing some search results in EU
27 Jun 2014
Former Indian law official seeks SC order against Vodafone
27 Jun 2014
The public interest litigation seeks a court directive to restrain the government from going ahead with arbitration proceedings in the tax dispute
Microsoft fixes Exchange Online after nine-hour outage
25 Jun 2014
Microsoft, which is taking on Google in the cloud communication and collaboration software market, was hit by a nine-hour outage on Tuesday
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