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HCL posts 12 per cent increase in net profit for Q3

HCL posts 12 per cent increase in net profit for Q3Leading software exporter of country, HCL Technologies announced its quarterly results for the period ending December 3, 2008. It posted 12.1 per cent increase in net profit for the third quart of current financial year.

The company signed many deals in technology, manufacturing and life science sector during the period which helped to increase its business and revenue. The company added new clients including Deutsche Bank, Microsoft, Xerox, Cisco and Viacom during the period.

L&T hikes stake in Satyam to 12%

L&T hikes stake in Satyam to 12%The largest engineering company of country, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) bought 7.56 per cent more stake in beleaguered Satyam Computer Services and increased its stake to 12 per cent on Friday. It bought 1.18 crore shares at a price of Rs 35.07 per share through open market.

SC rejects Vodafone plea on show cause notice by IT department

SC rejects Vodafone plea on show cause notice by IT department Leading telecom giant, Vodafone got no respite from the Supreme Court for the petition, it filed in SC, challenging show-cause notice issued by the income-tax department. The Supreme Court dismissed the special leave petition and directed it to reply show cause notice given by income tax department.

PM's Advisory Council revises GDP growth to 7.1 %

PM's Advisory Council revises GDP growth to 7.1 % The Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC) again revised Gross Domestic Product (GDP) projections for the current financial year. The EAC said that ongoing financial crisis would impact Indian economy in a long run. However, it ruled out possibility of any financial recession in country due to its strong economic fundamentals.

China aims to put stop online Porn by closing 1250 websites

China aims to put stop online Porn by closing 1250 websites

Google-Powered Cellphones witness the arrival of Last.fm

Google-Powered Cellphones witness the arrival of Last.fmOn Friday, Last. fm made the announcement regarding the availability of its internet radio application for the Google Android mobile platform, which is being seen as beneficial addition to the fleet.

The listeners would be able to utilize each and every feature of Last. fm on the T-Mobile G1 and other upcoming phones that run on the platform.

Last. fm co-founder Martin Stiksel, reported, "The app truly is a to-go version of the site, rather than a stripped-down-for-mobile version."

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