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Texas Instruments to eliminate 1,700 jobs worldwide
15 Nov 2012
US semiconductor maker Texas Instruments yesterday said it will eliminate about 1,700 jobs worldwide as it shifts from the wireless mobile market to focus on its embedded wireless business
TCS expects IT upturn in 2012-13
08 Nov 2012
LinkedIn Q3 results exceed expectations
02 Nov 2012
iPhone 5 hits Indian stores
02 Nov 2012
Sam Pitroda to hold first-ever global press conference on Twitter
02 Nov 2012
Live video communication was established during the event from Rashtrapati Bhavan to Moradabad cluster and Kanpura gram panchayat in Ajmer district of Rajasthan
US supply chain software firm RedPrairie to acquire JDASoftware for $1.9 billion
01 Nov 2012
US supply chain software firm RedPrairie Corp today said it is acquiring enterprise technology maker JDASoftware Group Inc for about $1.9 billion in cash
Cloud computing rising in India
30 Oct 2012
CESC to acquire control of BPO firm Firstsource
25 Oct 2012
Microsoft to launch Windows 8 tomorrow
25 Oct 2012
According to Steve Ballmer, the launch of the Windows 8 would be one of the most important launches for the company since Windows 95 almost two decades earlier
Accenture India’s best employer, finds survey
23 Oct 2012
Every budget is becoming an IT budget: Gartner
23 Oct 2012
TCS Q2 net profit jumps over 49 per cent to Rs3,434 crore
19 Oct 2012
Revenue for the July-September 2012-13 quarter rose 34.3 per cent to Rs15,621 crore from Rs11,633.49 crore in the year-ago period
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