Rolta India today further declined by nearly 6 per cent but bounced back to green after a research report alleged irregularities.

Shares of software services firm Rolta India dived 12% after California-based short-seller Glaucus Research Group came out with a scathing ...

In reaction to that, shares of Rolta plunged 12.13 per cent to settle at Rs 153.90 on the BSE. During the day, it nosedived 14.53 per cent ...

Maheshwari expects the government to announce orders worth Rs 50,000 crore in the coming weeks. He sees the consortium which includes Rolta...

"The quarter has been very-very good. We gave a wage hike also in the quarter."

IT company Rolta India today posted 25.3 per cent rise in consolidated net profit at Rs 84.04 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2011.

In an interview with ET Now, Ashit Suri, Fundamental Research Analyst, JV Capital Services, talked about Welspun India and Rolta.

According to the brokerage report, Rolta India enjoys 90% market share in the Indian Engineering Design Automation (EDA)

Two dramatic developments in the IT services space - first the fraud at Satyam and then World Bank’s ban on Wipro - in a span of less than ...

Equities are likely to be remain in a trading range Tuesday amid mixed global cues. Traders feel the upside would be capped and volatility ...

Mumbai-based IT firm Rolta has acquired Piocon Technologies, a Chicago-based firm that has customers in the oil and gas sector.

Rolta’s acquisition of US-based Piocon Technologies couldn’t have come at a better time than this.

Standard & Poor’s has included Rolta India and Nestle India in its annual list of 300 mid-size companies that are expected to emerge as cha...

With the banking and financial sector likely to outperform the market this year, it’s no wonder that investors are eagerly awaiting State B...

Rolta India has acquired Chicago Broech Corporation for $45 million, including escrows and earn-outs.

Engineering and geospatial services firm Rolta India Ltd on Wednesday announced the acquisition of TUSC for $45 million.

Is Indian IT headed for gloom and doom because of the relentless appreciation of the rupee against major currencies?