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Infosys To Miss Dollar Appreciation

The price of dollar is increasing day by day. It brings good news for the software and Infosys To Miss Dollar Appreciationoutsourcing companies of the country. The value of Indian rupee is depreciating, and dollar is increasing as compared to the currencies of leading economies of the world.

Raj Television has no short term plans to enter into print media business

Raj Television Network has clarified that at present the company does not have any proposal to foray into print media business. However, the company may look at the proposal in the long-term.

Indian Hotels launches new brand ‘The Gateway Hotel’ in the country

Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces, operated by Indian Hotels Company Ltd. (IHCL), has launched a new brand, ‘The Gateway Hotel’ to target an emerging guest profile.

RIM Enters In Deal With Microsoft To Provide Exclusive Services

RIMs Blackberry phones will now provide the users with Microsoft’s web search engine.  The service would be available to the users, later this year.

In order to increase its market share, Microsoft is trying to promote search engine Live.com, which is still lagging behind Google and Yahoo.

Today, RIM also announced a deal with Tivo, the Canadian makers of smart phone, which will offer a variety of mobile entrainment services.

LIC Signs Largest Insurance Deal For Infosys Staff

The staff of software giant Infosys Technologies, can now enjoy new group insurance policy LIC Signs Largest Insurance Deal For Infosys Staffby LIC. The infosys technology is the second-largest IT/ITES exporter of India with the employee strength of 97,000. All employees of the company would be covered under Rs 24,000 crore insurance policies by LIC. This is the largest ever group insurance by any organisation in India.  

The next of kin of Infosys employer is eligible to get Rs 20 lakh to Rs 80 lakh in the event of death of the employee. There is also a provision of an accident cover of Rs 10 lakh in the policy.

Daikin to slash AC prices by 10-15% to tap upper middle class customers

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