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Infosys might take over Europe's largest IT firm Capgemini.

India-born chief executive Arun Sarin has beaten Lakshmi Mittal in terms of annual remuneration as a CEO.

The markets opened in green but was flat. Sensex rose by over 43 points at 14127 and Nifty was up 21 points at 4165.

Petrol price is raised by 0.67 paise to Rs 43.52/litre and diesel price is raised by 23 paise to Rs 30.48/litre.

Murdoch described his talks with Bancroft family as long and constructive. This means a deal might be clinched within a week.

MFs are fast emerging as an ideal investment option for investors with risk profile.

Fortis is going to team up with DLF to form a 74:26 joint venture to set up state-of-the-art hospitals across the country.

The power equipments major has also declared a final dividend of 60 per cent for the year 2006-07.

Selling pressure was seen in banking, metal, oil & gas stocks. But select technology, media stocks closed in green.

Mumbai, ranked 7th, is followed by Shanghai, on whose lines the govt plans to develop the Indian financial hub.

The FIIs have increased their holding to 32.17 per cent in March 2007 from 0.05 per cent in March 2006.

IT giants like IBM, Infosys, Wipro and WNS - providing offshore services from India - now have a new rival on the fast expanding BPO landscape.

The market ended the day with marginal gains amid an extremely volatile trading session.

The market has shown some recovery and is trading with moderate losses and the Sensex is down 0.18 per cent at 13740.94.

Tatas had acquired more than 3,500 acres of land in Gopalpur that remained unutilised, said J B Patnaik.

Google has emerged as the undisputed number one employer this year, outdoing its previous record of no. 129 in 2005 to no. 2 in 2006.