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Infosys helping clients set up captive tech centres in India
For a sector that has traditionally looked at captive centres as disruptive and competitive threats to its businesses, Infosys' move indicates a huge shift.
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Poor corporate results, political uncertainty and global fears have combined to bring markets down. But younger investors should see this as an opportunity.
Paris Attacks
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The trainers, according to intelligence agencies, are mostly former army commanders or ex al-Qaida members with a ‘nom-de-guerre’.
Energy Boost
LED lamp production up 30 times to 3 crore a month
Production of LED lamps that consume about 80% less energy than incandescent bulbs has increased to 3 crore per month against 10 lakh a year ago.
Career
In order to retain staff, Flipkart sells Esop trust stake
Such a move gives employees holding stock options an avenue to monetise them, something they normally wouldn’t be able to do in absence of a listing.
Startups with a Difference
Now, OYO Rooms to woo customers with new food technology venture
With OYO Cafe, the company will aggregate its listed hotels' kitchens to prepare food, which it will sell under its own brand.
Reforms Drive
Govt goes for reforms; subsidy rules, bankruptcy law on anvil
DIPP has proposed to marry industrial codes with the FDI policy, bringing about significant clarity in the overall foreign investment framework.
Defence Check
Modi govt struggles to spend funds budgeted for defence modernisation
Worryingly, areas considered as critical by the Modi government, including funding development of military systems are the worst performers in terms of money spent.
Education
Shut down unauthorised off-campus centres: UGC to NMIMS
UGC has directed ten institutions to immediately shut down their off-campus centres, saying these are 'unauthorised' and have been set up against the rules.
Money Matters
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Global Economy in Focus
Blow to Abenomics: Japan economy shrinks, back in recession
The government maintained a cautiously upbeat view, saying that despite some weaknesses, the economy continues to recover.
Japan buys 119,415 tonnes food wheat via tender
TOKYO: Japan's Ministry of Agriculture bought a total of 119,415 tonnes of food quality wheat from the United States, Canada and Australia in a regular tender that closed late on Thursday.
Japan, the world's sixth-biggest wheat importer, keeps a tight grip on imports of the country's second most important staple after rice and buys the majority of the grain for milling via tenders typically issued three times a month.
Details are as follows (in tonnes):
***Loading between 1 Jan and 31 Jan Source: Ministry of Agriculture
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