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Mahindra Satyam acquires majority stake in Brazilian ERP provider Complex IT
15 Feb 2013
Mahindra Satyam said that Brazil is the second fastest growing market globally for SAP eneterprse software, with revenues growing 20 per cent last year
Amazon seeks dilution of FDI norms
12 Feb 2013
Paul Misener, global vice president of Amazon, today met minister of commerce, industry and textiles Anand Sharma seeking relaxation of India’s FDI rules
India launches new supercomputer, Param Yuva II
09 Feb 2013
Vodafone to challenge I-T department notice
08 Feb 2013
IBM to acquire Star Analytics
02 Feb 2013
Hackers steal passwords of a quarter million Twitter users
02 Feb 2013
Even as it successfully foiled one attack soon on detection, it found that 'extremely sophisticated' hackers might have managed to access user names, e-mail addresses and encrypted passwords of over 250,000 users
Hackers steal passwords of a quarter million Twitter users
02 Feb 2013
Even as it successfully foiled one attack soon on detection, it found that 'extremely sophisticated' hackers might have managed to access user names, e-mail addresses and encrypted passwords of over 250,000 users
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