INTERNATIONAL Microsoft gives Russia secret Windows code Moscow: Russia has become the first nation to get secret source codes of Windows operating system from the US computer giant Microsoft for developing secure software for sensitive government requirements like fighting terrorism.
NATIONAL Survey projects salary hikes to rebound in 2003 Bangalore: Employees saw lower salary increases in 2002 compared to 2001, but a rebound is expected in 2003, according to the "seventh annual India salary increase survey", conducted by global human resource (HR) outsourcing and consulting firm, Hewitt Associates, according to an official press release.
IT stocks react negatively, SENSEX down by 29 pts Mumbai: Technology shares reacted negatively to disappointing third quarter results by Satyam Computers and pushed the SENSEX down by 29 points at close on the Stock Exchange on January 23 on fresh selling by domestic funds despite consistent net purchases by foreign funds.
Economist, IEA president Bramhananda dead Bangalore: Renowned economist and president of International Economic Association (IEA) P R Bramhananda, died at his home in Bangalore on January 23 following a cardiac arrest.
I expect an investment of Rs 1,000 crore: Mufti Bangalore: On a tour of the industrial capitals of India to woo big time investment as a part of the "healing touch process" of his government, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayeed said that he was very satisfied with the response received from the captains of the Indian industry vis-à-vis setting up industries and infrastructure in the valley state.
India to witness huge spurt in SAN arena: IDC Bangalore: International Data Corporation says India will witness a huge spurt in storage area networks (SAN) arena in the next five years with massive growth in data in the modern enterprise being the prime mover.
SENSEX dips on news of poor Q3 results of Satyam, HCL Mumbai: Reacting negatively to announcements by Satyam Computers and HCL Technologies of disappointing Q3 results, the SENSEX opened weak and dipped further at early stages on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on January 23.
