Tuesday, February 12, 2008

ADAG in soup as Sensex hits a five month low/India 4th biggest loser among emerging markets in Jan: S&P/'Enterprises incur productivity loss of about $4000 per head'

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  February 12 2008
>> TOP NEWS
ADAG in soup as Sensex hits a five month low
Sensex fell for the fifth day dropping 22.90 points to close at 6,608.01. It had risen as much as 2 percent earlier in the day.
India 4th biggest loser among emerging markets in Jan: S&P
A study by Standard and Poor's says that India has become the fourth worst performer among all the emerging markets in the first month of 2008.
'Enterprises incur productivity loss of about $4000 per head'
Enterprises incur a productivity loss of approximately $4000 (Rs. 160,000) per employee per annum due to non work-related surfing, reveals a survey.
>> TECHNOLOGY
IT sector kept out of industrial parks
The government has said it will no longer permit new information technology (IT) units to be set up within industrial parks.
Quality, not quantity, is the problem for IT firms
As a way of offsetting the bad effect of the rupee appreciation, IT firms have begun increasingly focusing on quality by weeding out "non-performers."
>> BUSINESS
Canadian digital firm to invest $25 Mn in India
Canadian digital company Elevator News Network (ENN) plans to consolidate its presence in India.
Netmagic plans $25 Mn expansion
Netmagic Solution, India's carrier neutral managed IT service provider, is planning to embark on a $25 million global expansion drive.
>> VENTURE NEWS
GlobalLogic closes Series C round for $29.5 Mn
Sanjay Singh co-founded GlobalLogic announced that it has secured $29.5 million in Series C funding.
Physware launches with $2.5 Mn Series A Funding
Dr. Vikram Jandhyala founded Physware has announced a $2.5 million round of funding in series A.
>> OTHER NEWS
India's budget to be presented on Feb 29
Finance Minister P. Chidambaram will present the union budget for 2008-09 on Feb 29.
Punjabi set to become fourth most spoken language in Canada
With the latest census showing a 35 percent increase in its speakers since 2001, Punjabi is set to become the fourth largest spoken language in Canada.
>> BLOGS
Stock Advice India - Sam Mittra
Yessss.....sensex further fell to 16500 and nifty to 4850 almost as anticipated in my last blog........prices of many of large cap companies seem at interesting levels,I'm...
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