IT-ITES Sector revenues are expected to touch $64 billion (RS 2,56,000 crore) in 2007-08, up 33 per cent over 2006-07.

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An ambitious project to wire up Indian judiciary promises to not just speed up delivery of justice, but also make it accessible to everyone from anywhere, anytime.

Has ibibo captured the imagination of netizens?

Now, a real estate fund that’s fastidious about its investors.

HDFC Bank has emerged as #1 for the 5th year running. What is the secret formula that keeps it ahead, year after year?

JuiceCaster is a mobile application that allows users to publish multimedia content from their phones.

Unilever shuns fake influencers on social media sites

A rundown on jobs that will be in demand this year.

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 The amount raised by companies through public issues in 2007, according to Prime Database and Bloomberg

Vijay Mallya acquired Air Deccan, Arun Sarin dialled into India, K.P. Singh launched India’s biggest IPO.

He wants to upend the governance system so that power returns to where it belongs: the people.

India’s most successful net entrepreneur has many more tricks up his sleeve.

Amar Babu seems to relish the heat and dust of the fast-growing Indian market. Just months after moving to the US as MD, South Asia (Sales and Marketing Group), Intel, Babu finds himself back home.

Ranganath ‘Rangu’ Salgame hit the headlines two years ago when, as the India head for Cisco, he persuaded his bosses to commit a massive $1.1 billion (Rs 4,400 crore) investment to the country’s operations.

Much before Orkut and Facebook made social networking au courant, Sulekha.com— at the height of the dot.bust in 2001—launched its practical and selective online community that worked on a need-based, pull model in the US.

Corporates of all shapes, sizes and standings test their golfing as well as networking skills at Round One of the 13th Business Today-Honda Pro-Am Championship.

Two years ago, networking equipment giant Cisco Systems hogged the headlines when it announced plans to invest $11 billion across its India operations and then backed up these plans by announcing plans to locate 20 per cent of all its staff in India.