The idea is to promote business to business cooperation and talent transfer from India to Japan.

Depending upon the nature and severity of noncompliance, companies can face fines up to 4% of annual turnover or €20 million, whichever is ...

As part of the partnership with the Guiyang Municipal government, agreements worth 25 million Yen between Chinese customers and Indian serv...

Agreements worth RMB 36 million (about USD six million) were signed between Indian service providers and Chinese customers at the launch of...

The law intends to give citizens of the EU greater control over their personal information. It restricts and reduces the automated processi...

Foreigners will now need to have acceptable qualifications and be paid at least 3,600 Singapore dollars per month (Rs 1.6 lakh approximatel...

The move will help Indian IT software companies enter Dalian, a cyber city in China's northeast province Liaoning where over a dozen of Ind...

Even as Indian IT firms are facing setbacks in the US market, a new opportunity is opening up in China which is keen to invite them to part...

With Indian companies being advised to hire local talent, they are looking at relocating some of their operations to other countries in the...

Nasscom has been trying to expand the industry’s presence outside UK and UK, and planned a series of engagements in different countries las...

Nasscom is trying to expand the Indian IT's presence outside of US and UK, planning a series of engagements in different countries starting...

Nasscom is evaluating the commitments made by the US side to draw pointers for a similar agreement for the Indian IT sector.

The decision was made in a case filed by an Austrian citizen who had raised concerns about the safety of his personal data.

MAC, a body which advises the UK government, has asked for suggestions from partners to help it formulate a response to the review of tier-...

“The movie follows the story of an aspiring technology entrepreneur in the Silicon Valley and how he ultimately finds success back home in ...

Canada has tightened significantly the regulations governing its skilled worker immigration visas, which can hurt Indian IT companies'.

Indian companies have already been hit by a legislation last year which increased H-1B and L-1 visa fees by $2,000 per visa.