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1. Cos line up for hiring in IIM-A graduates
   The second cluster of the cohort-based placements at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) attracted some of the regulars including D read more »
   


2. Capital intensive cos likely to be hard hit by minimum asset-based tax
   Yesterday, we discussed who all would gain if the draft Direct Taxes Code is implemented. read more »
   


3. More incomes in tonnage tax net to help shipping cos sail through
   The tonnage tax regime for shipping companies, which translates into just a 2-3% of their income, is set to be more benign. read more »
   


4. Domestic sales add booster dose to pharma cos' revenue
   Despite setbacks in regulated markets, such as the US, Indian pharma majors have managed to achieve better revenue growth on the back of increased sa read more »
   


5. Low costs, higher volumes to drive Q3 growth for cement cos
   The Indian cement industry with an output of 234 million tonne per annum is expected to register topline and bottomline growth for the third quarter read more »
   


6. IT cos vie for $7 billion nuke power deals
   IT cos vie for $7 billion nuke power dealsTech cos, such as TCS, Satyam, QuEST Global & Cranes Software, have evinced interest in bidding for key eng read more »
   


7. Eight of top-10 cos add Rs 22k cr to M-cap
   Eight of top-10 cos add Rs 22k cr to M-capNTPC was the biggest gainer at Rs 4,782.36 crore addition, taking its total market valuation to Rs 1,94,345 read more »
   


8. The Hindu Business Line : Some Hyderabad IT, BPO cos move operations to hotels (The Hindu)
   Central Reserve Police Force jawans stand vigil at Cyber-towers (Hitech city) inHyderabad. - Mohammed Yousuf The Union Home Ministry's decision to in read more »
   


9. IT cos eye clients' captive operations in US, Europe
   IT cos eye clients' captive operations in US, EuropeThe next big opportunity is emerging in the markets of the US and Europe as customers seek to sel read more »
   


10. IT cos set sights on $30 bn overseas outsourcing deals
    IT cos set sights on $30 bn overseas outsourcing dealsHCL,TCS, Wipro and Infosys are bidding against incumbent multinational rivals IBM and HP for th read more »