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Government launches G2B eBiz portal
28 Jan 2013
Compuware rejects Elliott Management's $2.3-bn takeover offer; to spin-off software unit Covisint
28 Jan 2013
Compuware said that it would restructure the company by cutting $60 million over three years in a bid to improve profitability
Cisco picks up minor stake in Russia’s Parallels
19 Jan 2013
Wipro reports 18% jump in Q3 net profit
19 Jan 2013
The company gave a muted guidance for the next quarter for its information technology services business because of uncertainty over expansion and execution of new projects
Nokia to slash over 1,000 IT jobs
17 Jan 2013
HCL Tech Q2 net vaults 68.5 per cent to Rs965 cr
17 Jan 2013
Silver Lake Partners nears $15 bn financing for Dell acquisition
17 Jan 2013
A leveraged buy-out would free Dell from shareholders who have lost patience with the company's shrinking PC sales
Persistent Systems acquires NovaQuest
16 Jan 2013
Dell in talks with buy-out firms to go private: report
15 Jan 2013
A leveraged buy-out would free Dell from the compulsions of the stock market that has lost patience with the company's shrinking PC sales and give the company the freedom to plan a jump-start to future growth
Facebook tests paid service with $100 fee for message to Zuckerberg
12 Jan 2013
In the process, Facebook also helps users get virtually closer to a VIP, an acquaintance or a stranger, but at a price
Apple App Store tops 40-bn downloads since 2008
08 Jan 2013
Apple’s developers have created over 775,000 apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users worldwide, for which they have been paid over $7 billion by Apple.
Lenovo unveils Horizon Table PC
07 Jan 2013
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