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AirTel
services outsourced to Ericsson
New Delhi: Bharti TeleVentures Ltd has announced
a three-year agreement to outsource the management, maintenance
and service quality assurance in 10 existing and three
new AirTel networks to Ericsson for over $400 million.
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HCC
wins NHAI order
Mumbai: Hindusthan Construction Co Ltd has bagged
an order from the National Highways Authority of India
to execute a project involving four-laning of a 77 km
stretch of highway in the Chandikhole-Paradip section
in Orissa.
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Reliance
to install petrol, power stations in Karnataka
Bangalore: Reliance Industries has unveiled a major
expansion plan for Karnataka, which includes setting up
petrol stations, power plants and laying of 250 km of
gas pipeline.
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Mahindras
to own majority stake in Bristlecone
Mumbai: The Mahindra Group yesterday informed that
it has agreed to acquire a majority equity stake in Bristlecone
Inc, a San Jose-based IT services and solutions company.
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ABB
India bags Asiamoney award
Bangalore: ABB India has won Asiamoney's award
for the Best Small Cap Company 2003.
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Hughes
Soft to diversify
New Delhi: Hughes Software Systems, which develops
software for telecom companies, on Monday said it would
develop solutions and services for mobile handsets as
par of its efforts to diversify into newer areas.
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Satyam
sets up development centre in Canada
Hyderabad: Satyam Computer has announced that it
has opened its first Satyam Canada Development Centre
in Mississauga, Ontario.
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Jay
Shree Tea to manage Singbuli estate
Kolkata: Jay Shree Tea and Industries Ltd, a B.K.
Birla Group company, has recently taken management control
of Singbuli Tea Estate, an ailing Darjeeling tea garden
belonging to the city-based Mr M.K. Bajoria.
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