Technology Sector

TCS bags order worth Rs 18 crore

TCS bags order worth Rs 18 crore Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has secured an order worth Rs 18 crore from the police department of Gujarat to automate and electronically link up each of the 483 police stations in the State.

Under the five-year project, TCS will develop, deploy and support enterprise-wide software in all of these police stations.

According to sources, this implementation is the first of its kind in India.

New ‘Spore’ Will Instantly Be A Hit Among Gamers

The latest and exclusive game launched by Electronic Arts Inc's named “Spore”, is New ‘Spore’ Will Instantly Be A Hit Among Gamers  basically a creature-building game, which gives the gamers a chance to discover and develop new worlds, and also build new lines of business for the maker of the video game.

Will Wright, who also invented Sims series of games earlier, is the man who invented “Spores”, and this new game lets the players guide the evolution of their creatures.

Moser Baer To Raise Rs 411 Cr To Boost Thin Film Verticals

Moser Baer India Ltd said that its wholly-owned photovoltaic subsidiary has raised Rs 411 Moser Baer To Raise Rs 411 Cr To Boost Thin Film Verticalscrore. The group of companies such as Nomura, CDC Group, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, IDFC PE and IDFC are acquiring a 6.5% stake in the company to collect funds for Moser Baer.

Wipro to setup two development centers for Harman India

Aston Martin Plans To Revive Lagonda Brand

Aston Martin, the well known UK classic sports car maker, is planning to unveil second Aston Martin Plans To Revive Lagonda Brand brand with an exclusive design, and has named it ‘Lagonda’ to attract more and more customers in the emerging and competitive market.

On Monday, Ulrich Bez, Chief Executive, informed in a statement, “We remain limited in our market penetration by the pure character of our cars.” He also said that after 16 months in private ownership, it was time for Aston Martin to think about a longer-term future.

HCL Intraday Buy Call

Stock market analysts have maintained ‘buy’ rating on HCL stock with an intraday HCL Intraday Buy Calltarget of 250.

According to them, interested traders can purchase the stock above Rs 242 with a strict stop loss of Rs 238. If the stock market remains positive, the stock pricing becomes more attractive, and reach above Rs 255.
 
Shares of the company, on Monday (Sep 01), closed at Rs 242.30 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The total volume of shares traded at the BSE was 115489. Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 11.68 and 20.91 respectively. The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 336 and a low of Rs 180 on BSE.

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