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Police in Thailand bust huge click farm
14 Jun 2017
Police in Thailand bust huge click farm
14 Jun 2017
Verizon completes $4.5bn acquisition of Yahoo
14 Jun 2017
Yahoo will now join the newly-created Verizon subsidiary Oath that houses over 50 media and technology brands
Infosys warns of risks from ‘activist shareholders’ in SEC filing
13 Jun 2017
Although the company has not named any names, it is widely perceived that some moves by its founders like N R Narayana Murthy clearly fall in the area of activism
Wipro’s SEC filing points to threat to business from Donald Trump
10 Jun 2017
This is the first time an Indian IT company has blamed Trump’s ‘America First’ approach and protectionist policies for falling revenues
Infosys founders may be looking to exit company: report
09 Jun 2017
Set up in 1981 as a private company, the promoters took it public in 1993 and turned it a professionally-managed company in 2014, but they now feel the company has lost its soul – the idea of Infosys
After Amazon, Google shares hit record $1,000
06 Jun 2017
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, now has a market value of about $680 billion, which takes the net worth of its founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to nearly $50 billion each
Sell-out not on cards, Azim Premji assures Wipro staff
06 Jun 2017
The rumours follow reports that Premji, who owns a 73.25 per cent stake in Wipro, took home 63 per cent less compensation for the last financial year as the country’s third largest software exporter saw profits declining due to shifts in business and technology
Infosys to hire 20,000 people this year
03 Jun 2017
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