UK’s fourth major food retailer Morrisons has joined hands with Bangalore-based IT company Wipro Technologies for development of its subsisting IT systems and applications in order to support future growth plans.

Wipro Retail, a specialist division of Wipro Technologies, will deliver an operating model, which supports the strategic and commercial objectives of Morrisons, with 375 stores and annual turnover of £13 billion.

Both the companies have not disclosed the details regarding the size of the deal.

India equities opened the week on a firm note

Stock market analysts have maintained ‘buy’ rating on Dish TV India stock with a short term target.

According to analysts, interested investors can purchase the stock on declines with a stop loss of Rs 18. If the stock market remains positive in the coming days, the stock pricing becomes more attractive, and reach above Rs 25.
 
Today (Jan 27), the company’s shares opened at Rs 18.60 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), as against its last closure at Rs 18.40 on Friday (Jan 23). The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 75.80 and a low of Rs 11.75 on BSE.

Bollywood beauty Kajol is passionate about her daughter as well as family. Her heart is always on her loving daughter ‘Nysa’ so that she wouldn’t be capable of spending even a day without her.

After Nysa’s birth, each and every working plan made by the actress has been customized to make sure that not a single day of separation has to be tolerated by the adoring mother.

For her upcoming film ‘My Name is Khan’ being filmed from the United States, Kajol together with her mother Tanuja, sister Tanishaa and her sweet daughter Nysa planned to leave for Los Angeles together.

A new study conducted at the John Hopkins University revealed that three conditions that often linked to obesity also have independent links with sleep apnea or sleep disordered breathing (SDB).

The study showed that three conditions including insulin resistance, the growth of liver disease, and inactive lifestyle have direct connection with the common breathing disorder, regardless of person’s weight.

The study results will appear in the February issue of the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.

Researchers at the University of Copenhagen revealed that unchecked global warming would raise the number of oxygen-starved “dead zones” in large areas of the world’s oceans by a factor of 10 or more.