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West Bengal's electronics factory push; Fed jitters hit TCSWest Bengal is exploring ways to expand electronics manufacturing under EMC 2.0. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.- Derek O'Brien cites Tata investments in Bengal after state BJP chief vows to 'bring back' the firmTMC leaders have detailed the Tata Group's extensive operations and growth in West Bengal over the past 15 years. Companies like Tata Consu...
- TCS picks up 20-acre land in Kolkata’s New Town through 99-year leaseThe West Bengal Housing Infrastructure Development Corporation (WBHIDCO), the state-run nodal agency responsible for developing New Town as...
- Apple Pay’s India challenge; TCS hiring pushHappy Tuesday! Apple Pay faces pricing challenges as it works to launch in India. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- TCS signs ₹2,130-cr Bengaluru tech park lease, to pay ₹9.3 cr monthly rentTata Consultancy Services is expanding its presence in Bengaluru. The company has leased 1.4 million sq ft of office space at 360 Business ...
- TCS to set up 20 acres campus in KolkataIn Phase I, TCS will construct 9 lakh square feet of office space, including an 11‑storey tower, creating 5,000 jobs. Phase II will add 15 ...
- TCS expansion in Bengal to create 25,000 jobs: CM Mamata BanerjeeGood news for West Bengal. Tata Consultancy Services is building a new office campus. The government has approved the plan. The campus is i...
- India’s largest IT player is planning to open new offices in these citiesTata Consultancy Services is embarking on a significant expansion, investing over Rs 4,500 crore in new campuses and office spaces across I...
- TCS plans over Rs 4, 500 crore realty expansion across IndiaTata Consultancy Services is investing over Rs 4,500 crore to expand its infrastructure across India, including new campuses and office spa...
- Semicon co GlobalFoundries to launch R&D & testing facilities in KolkataGlobalFoundries is set to begin R&D and testing in Kolkata by late September, announced West Bengal Minister Babul Supriyo. This move is ex...
- WB govt to continue with its policy of not acquiring land for companies wanting to set up units in stateEmphasising job creation as the government’s main priority, Chatterjee said, “We have received some investment proposals from 25 small and ...
- Bengal Silicon Valley: Four companies respond to EoIWest Bengal IT Minister Amit Mitra said that Reliance Jio had sought 40 acres of land, TCS 20 acres, Cap Gemini 10 acres and Firstsource fo...
- West Bengal to hold road show in Delhi todayThe West Bengal government has lined up road shows in Delhi and Mumbai on September 7 and 14 in a renewed effort to attract investments to ...
- Tata Group leaves Singur behind, assures Mamata Banerjee of project expansionLeaving the ghost of Singur behind, various companies of the Tata Group today said they would expand many of their existing projects in the...
- Ratan Tata hits back at Amit Mitra's 'delusion' remarkMitra had countered Tata's remarks on lack of industrialisation in the state, saying he may be suffering from delusion and that was why mad...
- Ratan Tata may be suffering from delusion: West Bengal Finance Minister Amit MitraWest Bengal FM Amit Mitra countered Ratan Tata's remarks on lack of industrialisation in the state saying he may be suffering from delusion.
- Ready to invest in West Bengal if there's no hostility: Ratan TataWhen we feel it that way, we will, like anywhere else, undoubtedly invest in this state,” he told shareholders of Tata Global Beverages (fo...
- West Bengal clears Infosys land deal in hoursIT bellwether Infosys Technologies has decided to enter West Bengal, more specifically Kolkata. A hugely happy Marxist government almost in...
- Bengal plans tech SEZs to house IT biggiesWest Bengal govt plans to set up two new IT-specific special economic zones to house IT biggies like Infosys, Wipro and TCS.
- Bandh leaves Kolkata's IT community gaspingTrinamool Congress and the Congress may have exempted the IT sector in West Bengal from the purview of Monday’s bandh.
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