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ETMarkets Trade Talk: How this Delhi derivatives trader bounced back with a bang after Rs 4-cr loss"Discretionary trading should not be done with a job. Secondly, you should have at least one or one-and-a-half years worth of expenses save...- What life looks like after a layoff from an IT companyNasscom has pegged growth of IT/BPO sector at 7.9% for this fiscal and predicted a 30%-50% drop in hiring.
- Despite senior exits, Infosys BPO is stable: D SwaminathanBPO arm of software service exporter Infosys has been a curious case with greater appetite for acquisitions than its parent, which often ge...
- Infosys closes down Bangkok BPOInfosys Technologies has closed down its BPO centre in Bangkok due to inability to scale up operations.
- Asean goods in bag, India targets servicesIndia is pushing Asean to conclude negotiations on liberalising services and investment by December after signing a trade pact for goods wi...
- Infosys BPO receives "Positive" rating by GartnerThe Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) subsidiary of Infosys Technologies has been rated in the "Positive" category by leading analyst firm.
- Infosys BPO eyes more business from PhilipsSix months after bagging a seven-year, $250-million contract from Royal Philips Electronics, Infosys BPO is bullish on increased business c...
- Infosys Technologies to hire more BSc graduatesInfosys Technologies is upping the accent on right-skilling in its hiring drive as a way to combat attrition and wage inflation.
- A China stint looks good on Indian CVsThe number of Indian executives who want to do a China stint is small but increasing steadily. Don't fire them, fire them up!
- Acquiring a BPO's no longer an attractive growth toolAcquisitions are no longer the only route for technology companies to achieve inorganic growth in India.
- Infy looks at more acquisitionsInfosys CFO V Balakrishnan speaks on how the acquisition of Royal Philips can give its BPO a booster shot.
- Professionals queue up to take CATWant to take your employees on an all-expenses paid trip this Sunday? You may not find many takers.
- Birlas to buy China VSF-makerThe Aditya Birla group on Monday said it has agreed to invest $67m (Rs 311 crore) to buy a controlling stake in a Chinese viscose staple fi...
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