Presented by :

Nagender Singh Shekhawat

Weekly news from 6 - 11 Sept

2010

Videocon Mobile Services announced that one

paisa per second billing for ISD calls, making

them at par with the local calls.

The company introduced a one-paisa-per-second

calling voucher for US and Canada priced at Rs

57 with 30 days validity.

Videocon brings 1p/sec ISD calls

Contd …

In another scheme, customers can make calls to

Singapore and Malaysia for Rs 1.69 per minute;

and to the US and Canada for 99 paisa / minute

with a Rs 22 calling voucher.

39 Indian cos in Forbes 'Best

Under A Billion' Asia list

Thirty nine Indian companies, including Jindal

Drilling & Industries and Emami have made it to

Asia's 'Best Under A Billion' 2010 list of

companies compiled by the Forbes magazine.

Among the 200 companies listed by the

magazine, 39 are from India while 71 firms are

based in China and Hong Kong. The number of

Indian companies has increased from 20 in last

year's list..

Contd..

Other Indian firms in the list include Allied Digital

Services, Exide Industries, Jubilant

Organosys, Spice Mobility, Zydus

Wellness, Amara Raja Industries, Compact Disc

India, Everonn Education and Micro

Technologies.

The selection of the best 200 companies is based

on earnings growth, sales growth, and

shareholders' return on equity in the past 12

months and over three years

Infosys BPO loses work from

Deutsche Bank Deutsche Bank is moving a portion of its back office

processes from Infosys BPO to its captive centre in the city.

Some 150 people are working on this process. Infosys has another 500-plus BPO executives working for various other processes of Deutsche Bank who will remain with Infosys.

Following the bank's decision, Infosys sent an official communique to the 150 employees giving them the option to leave the company to be with Deutsche Network Services for much higher salaries.

The salary increment varied from person to

person, but many got about 50% increase. Most

are accepting this MNC job offer.

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