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Cloud Computing to create 2 mn jobs in India; 14 mn globally:Microsoft-IDC study
06 Mar 2012
According to the study, the revenues from cloud could reach $1.1 trillion a year by 2015 from $400 billion in 2011
Six top consumer tech companies agree on greater privacy disclosures
23 Feb 2012
Six of the world’s top consumer technology firms have agreed on offering greater privacy disclosures before users downloaded applications to protect their personal data from being accessed unauthorisedly
Brands, get ‘pinned’ for profit with Pinterest
22 Feb 2012
Apple stock breaks $500 a share barrier
15 Feb 2012
Given its ability to dominate any market it enters, Apple provides investors all they need to spurn conventional wisdom
Microsoft online store in India hacked
13 Feb 2012
Criminal proceedings to continue against Yahoo India
10 Feb 2012
Refusing to stay the criminal proceedings against Yahoo India, Justice Suresh Kait of Delhi High Court,and fixed the matter for 1 March, saying he would hear the case before the trial court heard it on 13 March
Oracle to acquire cloud-based software firm Taleo for $1.9 billion
10 Feb 2012
In its second acquisition of cloud-computing firm in three months, Oracle Corp said yesterday it is taking over cloud-based human-resources software maker Taleo Corp
Google, Facebook comply with court order to remove objectionable content
06 Feb 2012
Google and Facebook filed their compliance report, while Yahoo and Microsoft told the court that no action should be taken against them since there is no cause of action against them in the case
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