IT sector growth may dip in 2008-09: NASSCOM The Times Of India | CHENNAI: The Indian IT industry, which has been clocking impressive growth rate in recent years, is likely to see a slow down in the next fiscal due to competition from China, the Philippines and Sri Lanka, industry body Nasscom has said...
Muslim World Almanac 2008: An encyclopedic endeavor Arab News | Shaheen Nazar | shaheen.nazar@arabnews.com | With the publication of "Muslim World Almanac 2008," a group of individuals based in Makkah and Jeddah has done a remarkable job. Dr. Abdullah Omar Naseef has rightly said in his preface: "Seldom do we come across a comprehensive exposition of ...
GM signs MoU to train ITI students in automotive technology The Times Of India | AHMEDABAD: Auto major General Motors India on Monday signed an agreement with the Gujarat government for providing training to students of the Tarsali Industrial Training Institute. | Und...
IT sector growth may dip in 2008-09: NASSCOM The Times Of India | CHENNAI: The Indian IT industry, which has been clocking impressive growth rate in recent years, is likely to see a slow down in the next fiscal due to competition from China, the Philipp...
JB Group paves way for Indian BPOs in China The Times Of India | NEW DELHI: In a path-breaking move, Hong Kong-based globally diversified $3 billion JB Group is paving the way for Indian BPOs to set up shop in China to leverage the IT strengths of the ...
Muslim World Almanac 2008: An encyclopedic endeavor Arab News | Shaheen Nazar | shaheen.nazar@arabnews.com | With the publication of "Muslim World Almanac 2008," a group of individuals based in Makkah and Jeddah has done a remarkable job. Dr. Abdullah Omar Naseef has rightly said in his preface: "Seldo...
Cricket's new Zimbabwe embarrassment The Australian | AS world cricket teetered on the brink of a split last night over holding the Champions Trophy in Pakistan, the International Cricket Council suffered further embarrassment for its shameful embrace of Zimbabwe. | Discredited Zimbabwe Cricket president Peter Chingoka remained an ICC director supporting the Asian bloc's attempt to retain the tourna...
Techno valley project takes off in Riyadh Arab News | P.K. Abdul Ghafour | Arab News | JEDDAH: King Saud University (KSU) in Riyadh has crossed a new milestone in its efforts to develop a knowledge society with the launch of its Riyadh Techno Valley (RTV) project. Acting Riyadh Gov. Prince Sattam laid the foundation stone for RTV's first tower on the campus on Tuesday night. | Abdullah Al-Othman, pr...
