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Hedge fund Elliott Management launches $2.3-bn bid for mainframe software maker Compuware
18 Dec 2012
Infosys settles second visa case in US
14 Dec 2012
Instagram blocks photos on network : Twitter
06 Dec 2012
Mexican court orders Yahoo to pay $2.7 bn over breach of yellow-pages listings contract
01 Dec 2012
Yahoo de Mexico had in 2003 signed a deal with Ideas Interactivas to bring out `Yahoo! Páginas Útiles’, a directory on local businesses and discount offers, which never took off
Kapil Sibal's web site hacked
30 Nov 2012
Facebook, Zynga change terms of association
30 Nov 2012
Reluctant to alter Sec 66(A), centre comes up with ‘norms’
30 Nov 2012
Henceforth any offence under the Information Technology Act can be registered only on prior approval by an officer not below the rank of DCP in urban and rural areas and not below the rank of IGP in metropolitan cities
Siemens to acquire rail automation unit of Invensys for $2.78 bn
29 Nov 2012
Siemens AG, Europe’s biggest engineering firm plans to strengthen its signalling business with the acquisition of Invensys Rail, the rail automation unit of British engineering and software company Invensys
Twitter users can now email tweets from the web
19 Nov 2012
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