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New zero day vulnerability in IE allows remote code execution
28 Apr 2014
An advisory issued by Microsoft said, the vulnerability, which could allow remote code execution, was being used in "limited, targeted attacks."
New zero day vulnerability in IE allows remote code execution
28 Apr 2014
An advisory issued by Microsoft said, the vulnerability, which could allow remote code execution, was being used in "limited, targeted attacks."
Bajaj union defers strike at Chakan to 15 May
28 Apr 2014
The Chakan plant near Pune employs 2,000 workers, and makes 1.2 million motorcycles a year, including the Pulsar and Avenger models and models under the Ninja and KTM brands
Essar Steel to raise $2 billion to cut rupee debt
28 Apr 2014
Essar Steel hopes to complete the $2 billion overseas borrowing by the end of the current quarter
Facebook, Storyful launch FB Newswire
26 Apr 2014
Facebook, Storyful launch FB Newswire
26 Apr 2014
Facebook, Storyful launch FB Newswire
26 Apr 2014
Gas price too low even at $8.2 per unit, RIL tells SC
26 Apr 2014
Reliance Industries Ltd today denied allegations of being favoured by a higher mandated price for gas under the Rangarajan formula, and told the Supreme Court it would seek more than the recently granted $8.2 per mBtu during arbitration
Nokia completes deal with Microsoft sans Chennai plant
25 Apr 2014
Nokia’s Chennai plant will operate as a contract manufacturer for Microsoft till Indian tax disputes are resolved
Nokia completes deal with Microsoft sans Chennai plant
25 Apr 2014
Nokia’s Chennai plant will operate as a contract manufacturer for Microsoft till Indian tax disputes are resolved
Nokia completes deal with Microsoft sans Chennai plant
25 Apr 2014
Nokia’s Chennai plant will operate as a contract manufacturer for Microsoft till Indian tax disputes are resolved
All Apple stores to now recycle any Apple product for free
25 Apr 2014
Apple Stores around the world will accept any mobile phone brand, and recycle them free as part of its environmental responsibility campaign
All Apple stores to now recycle any Apple product for free
25 Apr 2014
Apple Stores around the world will accept any mobile phone brand, and recycle them free as part of its environmental responsibility campaign
Microsoft chief, Nadella impresses Wall Street, signals willingness to chart new course
25 Apr 2014
Satya Nadella, Microsoft Corp's new chief executive yesterday wowed Wall Street analysts in his first encounter
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