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   TOP STORY
Thursday, October 04, 2001 
 

Taxing times: Nasscom pitches for totalisation deal with US, UK

 
NASSCOM has decided to step up its efforts to help the Government of India signing Totalisation Agreements with the Governments of US and UK. The recession ridden Indian software industry which earns the majority of its revenues from US and UK can get substantial relief if these two countries enter into a Totalisation agreement with India.
 
Majoris Systems to lay off 30 per cent workforce
CDMA body scratches out V5.2
Sun sets on Prabhat, Suprabhat
ISPs need to chant the value mantra to rev up revenues

   CONVERGENCE

IBF seeks level playing field
More than a month after the Communications Convergence Bill 2001 was introduced in Parliament, broadcasters are demanding a level playing field and their rightful share in the Convergence pie.
  More in Convergence
ESI to spend Rs 500 crore on networking plan
Convergence Bill ‘vague’: Duggal
‘UMS market still to be explored’
‘Competition Bill will protect the consumer’
BS Sethia elected Elcina president
Microsoft says it tried to address Novell concerns
   
   MARKETING & MANAGEMENT

Now, Parle to unwrap a new swadeshi branding strategy
Call it the bilingual branding strategy to woo new customers. When the videshi-controlled biscuit major, Britannia Industries Ltd unveiled a new brand with a swadeshi name ‘Chaska Maska’, swadeshi biscuit major Parle wasn’t to be left far behind.
  More in Marketing & Management
Bharti to enable SMS, e-mail on landline phones
Home Store to open six hypermarkets
 
Consumer electronic companies pin their hopes on the festive season
 
Daikin Shriram to upgrade products, expand dealer network
 
 
 
   
 
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