Japanese electronics giant Sony debuted a powerful, fashionable notebook computer small enough to fit in a purse or suit jacket.

Sony debuts pocket-sized notebook computer

Business Standard

Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer announced that a test version of the US software titan's Windows 7 operating system will be available worldwide from

Windows 7 beta to be available worldwide from tomorrow

A special team formed by the market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to probe the Satyam scam reached Hyderabad today.

Sebi team reaches Hyderabad to start Satyam probe

Press Trust of India

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The revelation of Satyam Computer Services Ltd of&nbsp;about a Rs 7,800-crore fraud may dent the image of the World Bank as it&nbsp;kept quiet until last month about its

Satyam fraud may batter World Bank's image: Report

Terming the Satyam debacle as a &quot;black-eye&quot;, Co-Chairman of the country's second-largest software firm, Infosys, Nandan Nilekani today said that is a setback to India's flagship IT

Satyam saga a setback to India's IT Industry: Nilekani

A tale of two Rajus has surfaced to haunt India Inc and the stock markets, which tanked by seven per cent eroding shareholders wealth by Rs 2.5 lakh crore yesterday following a confessional statement

A tale of two Rajus haunts India Inc

Two US-based law firms -- Izard Nobel LLP and Vianale &amp; Vianale LLP -- have filed class action lawsuits against Satyam Computer Services on behalf of shareholders who have American Depository

Two US law firms file class action suit against Satyam

Satyam Computer Services former Chairman B Ramalinga Raju can face up to 10 years imprisonment along with a fine, which may extend to Rs 25 crore, in the financial fraud that led to erosion of

Raju may get jail for 10 yrs for cheating investors

A day after Ramalinga Raju announced his departure from Satyam Computer after admitting to the country's biggest ever corporate fraud, a website by his name, launched supposedly by his fans last week,

Raju goes offline in world wide web too!

IT services and solutions company Mastek today said its net profit rose by 16 per cent to Rs 31.1 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2008, compared to Rs 27.1 crore in the same quarter a year

Mastek net profit up 16%

The beleaguered Satyam Computer Services on Thursday said its top leaders have pledged to remain with the company and work jointly to steer the organisation through the crisis.

Top executives vow to stay, claims Satyam

Ram Myanampati, the interim chief executive officer of beleaguered Satyam Computer Services, today admitted that he himself is on a shaky ground.

Law will take its own course

In order to bring transparency in the tendering process, the Punjab Agricultural Marketing Board, also known as the Punjab Mandi Board, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with state-run

Punjab farm board to start e-tendering

Two US-based law firms Izard Nobel and Vianale &amp; Vianale have filed class action lawsuits against Satyam Computer Services on behalf of shareholders who have American Depository Receipts (ADRs) of

Shareholders sue IT firm in US

IT and offshore outsourcing services firm, Mastek has posted a 15.14 per cent rise in its net profit at Rs 31.33 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2008, as compared to Rs 27.21 crore for the

Mastek Q2 net rises 15% to Rs 31.3 cr

Scandal-hit Satyam Computer Services is likely to abandon its proposed IT park project in Gandhinagar in view of the multi-crore fraud in the Hyderabad-based software firm, Gujarat government

Satyam's IT project in Gujarat likely to be abandoned

British mobile solution firm Upaid, which has been a customer of Satyam Computer, today said the fraud at the Indian IT firm was going on for several years prior to the current scandal.

Sad, not surprised, says Upaid

Move over Apple iPhone, the Samsung Omnia is a better bet, says ANIL GUPTA, CMD at KEI Industries, who has his tech-savvy son for a gizmo guru.

Working on the wing

After a robust growth in 2008, telecommunication companies (telcos) in eastern India are planning more value-added-services (VAS), network enhancement and capacity building in 2009 to beat the recession.

Mobile units plan more value added services

Probably it would be Asia's first park exclusively for animation.

Canadian co to set up Animation Park in Guj

Gee Pee Infotech, a privately-held, medium-sized company, has revised the pricing strategy for mobile handsets in Kolkata by launching touch-screen phones at Rs 7,500 that directly competes with the

Gee Pee touch phones at Rs 7,500

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