Infosys Technologies, India's second largest software services exporter, reported that the company was able to earn consolidated net profit of Rs 1,641 crore for the Q3 that ended December 31, 2008 as against Rs 1,231 crore in the corresponding quarter a year ago.
A release which was issued to BSE today by Infosys, said, “The Q3FY09 topline has increased 35.5% to Rs 5,786 crore from Rs 4,271 crore in Q3FY08, beating the recession blues which is clouding the global businesses.”
Two high functional cameras dubbed as Stylus Tough-8000 and Stylus Tough-6000 have been unveiled by Olympus. 
On Monday, one of the Democratic source informed that Julius Genachowski, a technology executive and former classmate from Harvard Law School, has been chosen by Barack Obama, the new President of U. S. to lead the Federal Communications Commission.
The World Bank had banned Indian IT giant, Wipro Technologies on account of extending undesired benefits to its employees in 2007. The company would not able to do business with bank for four years till 2011. 
New Delhi, Jan 13: Expressing concern over the Satyam Computer Services scandal, analysts have said that it has exposed serious shortfalls in corporate governance in India, and added that this must be addressed to ensure credibility in an increasingly globalised and competitive world.
Country’s second largest software services exporter, Infysos Technologies, on Tuesday announced a better-than- expected 14.5 per cent rise in profit in the October-December quarter. 
