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Indian IT industry records 19-% growth in FY11
12 Sep 2011
The growth is a significant bounce-back for the industry which recorded just 8 per cent growth last year due to the global recession in 2009 and 2010
AOL, Yahoo talk merger: report
10 Sep 2011
Yahoo has a strong web presence drawing 600 million visitors to all its services, including its search page and its media sites like news, finance and sports, and is second only to Google.
Yahoo may be up for sale after Bartz firing
08 Sep 2011
Bartz, who joined Yahoo after the internet major rejected a $47.5 billion offer from Microsoft in 2008, left the company with just $16 billion in market value.
Cybercrime costs $388 billion to world economy: Study
08 Sep 2011
Cybercrime now extracts greater costs on the world economy than trafficking in marijuana, heroin and cocaine.
Yahoo up for sale: reports
07 Sep 2011
Yahoo chief Carol Bartz sacked
07 Sep 2011
Yahoo Inc CEO Carol Bartz was yesterday sacked over the phone by chairman Roy Bostock, ending her tumultuous tenure at Yahoo
Dell ties up with Baidu to access Chinese devices market
06 Sep 2011
Dell is working with the Chinese internet search giant Baidu on a plan to push its smartphones and tablets in the Chinese market.
Educomp defers $250 million share sale
02 Sep 2011
HP may float PC unit as new entity
31 Aug 2011
Amazon to challenge Apple's dominance over tablet market
30 Aug 2011
Apple's dominance over the tablet market is likely to be challenged by a formidable opponent, as Amazon.com, the world's largest online retailer, plans to launch its own tablets, using Google's Android platform, later this year.
Spurt in net-related libel cases in the UK
27 Aug 2011
Huawei launches new wireless broadband router
27 Aug 2011
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