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These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analystsAs far as India is concerned, the biggest pain point from the US-Iran war in the Gulf region has been the spike in the prices of not only o...- Appellate tribunal sets precedent, accepts aadhaar in first SIR caseAn appellate tribunal ruled Motab Shaikh and Motab Herul are the same person. The Congress Farakka candidate's Aadhaar card proved his iden...
- Philips, IBM, Wipro & Infosys are investing in students to create skills-ready workforceSeveral companies in India are helping its employees to cope better in a fast-changing scenario by developing market-relevant skills.
- Veteran Bengaluru based lensman's mission to keep old-style photography aliveAhead of his old-style photography work shop in city, Conz talks about finding beauty in history.
- Hardware innovation goes beyond fancy wearables as maker movement gains paceAll these innovations, interestingly, are coming out of regular colleges that have zero affiliations with the high-profile IITs.
- Bengaluru's Innofest gets things moving for dreamers, showcases innovation from the grassrootsThe agenda was to showcase innovation from the grassroots, regardless of whether products were made by startups or not.
- IT companies offer up to 50% higher salaries to design students than engineering graduatesCompared to entry-level salaries of tech grads at Rs 2.5L to Rs 3.5L per annum, design students are being picked up for anywhere between Rs...
- Making homework fun: Domestic startups developing softwares to make studies enjoyableEducation software is playing an increasing role in ensuring the next level of learning is reached only when the child is ready for it.
- 30 software product firms break free from NasscomiSpirt, has been formed with the vision that India now has the basic building blocks to develop a powerful software product.
- Infosys may cut revenue guidance for FY12 by 1-2% as US, Europe continue to face macroeconomic uncertaintiesAn analysts' poll estimates Infosys to report a profit of Rs 1,880 crore for the quarter ended September compared with Rs 1,740 crore a yea...
- Infosys targets 50% local staff overseas in onsite locationsIT major Infosys has targeted that 50% of its employees in onsite (client) locations would be local residents by as early as next year.
- HCL Technologies' strong showing lifts dark clouds over IT sectorHCL Technologies' strong showing lifted the dark clouds over the software sector after Infosys Technologies' disappointing numbers last wee...
- IT boosts operational efficiency among doctorsDispensaries & clinics are latching onto home-grown software solutions for efficiency.
- TCS to add 20,000 persons in H2 2010-11Tata Consultancy Services said it expects to add 20,000 people in the second half of FY'11, taking its total hiring during this fiscal to o...
- 'I believe that every business/ product has a life cycle'A serial entrepreneur, by definition is a person who continuously comes up with new ideas and translates them into new business opportuniti...
- Assessing the true valuation of your enterpriseEntrepreneurs are discovering that assessing the true worth of their enterprise, and arriving at a mutually-acceptable valuation with an in...
- MAT on SEZs might dampen IT industryIT firms said the proposal of the DTC bill to impose 20 per cent MAT might prove to be "a dampener for the sector", especially if extended ...
- Business still brisk for IT cos catering to domestic demandAt a time when their bigger software services rivals are estimated to grow by around 16% this year, smaller companies will grow their busin...
- High quality, low costs keep IT product companies tickingindustry trackers say, software product companies, the less-known cousins of India’s services-led IT industry, may be better perched to tac...
- 'India second to none as location for hardware manufacturing'Nokia on Thursday said India, which is so far known for its software prowess, is also among the best locations for setting up a hardware ma...
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