The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, October 09, 2005

`TDSAT must consider alternative methods of dispute resolution'
THE Supreme Court Judge, Mr Justice S.N. Variava, has said the Telecom Dispute Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) could consider the scope for adopting alternative methods of dispute resolution such as arbitration, mediation and ... More

Absorption in BSNL/MTNL — Telecom service officers to defy deadline
THE Indian Telecom Service (ITS) officers have decided to defy the October 10 deadline set by the Government to get absorbed in BSNL or MTNL on the grounds that the package offered was not acceptable. In a general body meeting of the ITS ... More

STOCKS

Bharti Tele-Ventures: Buy
ROBUST growth in customer addition, an expanding scale of revenues and earnings and big-ticket investments in network and services, which will drive growth over the next few years make Bharti Tele-Ventures an attractive opportunity in the ... More

Geometric Software: Hold
FOR the second consecutive quarter, Geometric Software has warned that its revenue and earnings will fall short of expectations. Citing delays in ramp-up of specific projects by clients and partners, Geometric indicated it is expecting only a ... More

TRENDS

Earnings preview of IT majors — Better times beckon
The ABN Amro deal is expected to increase pressure among European vendors to outsource, and large unbundled deals may be closed more quickly. Once this trend picks up, it will enhance the scope for Indian vendors to cross-sell newer services. More

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