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Wipro

Wipro Limited (BSE: 507685, NYSE: WIT) is a giant information technology services corporation headquartered in Bangalore, India. It has interests varying from information technology, consumer care, lighting, engineering and healthcare businesses.

Headlines Around the Web

Wipro buys Yardley's EU business

Jul 25 - The Times of India

Wipro buys Yardley's EU biz

Jul 25 - The Times of India

'We have created a hunting sales team'

Jul 25 - The Times of India

Wipro bets big on Latin America, APAC

Jul 08 - The Times of India

MNC banks boost captives

Jul 03 - The Times of India

Banks strengthen India captive centres again

Jun 27 - The Times of India

Wipro inks deal with Australia's MMG

Jun 15 - The Times of India

Tata Steel, Wipro among world's most ethical: Survey

Mar 18, 2012 - The Times of India

Premji’s trust sells 50% of Wipro block

Mar 15, 2012 - The Times of India

Premji’s trust to sell shares worth Rs1.5k cr

Mar 13, 2012 - The Times of India

India Inc to Obama: We are creating jobs in US, Europe

Jan 27, 2012 - The Times of India

Articles About Wipro

IT firm iGate sacks CEO after sexual harassment probe

By Reuters

Outsourcing company iGate Corp said it had sacked its Chief Executive Phaneesh Murthy for not disclosing a relationship with a subordinate after investigating one of India's best-known IT executives for sexual harassment. (2:14 pm)

MORE TOPICS: CALIFORNIA, COURT, INDIA, INFOSYS, LAWSUIT, OUTSOURCING

Ex-Citi CEO Pandit in tie-up with India's JM Financial

By Reuters

Former Citigroup <C.N> Chief Executive Vikram Pandit is buying a stake in Indian financial services company JM Financial Ltd <JMSH.NS>, JM Financial said in a statement on Thursday. (May 17)

MORE TOPICS: VIKRAM PANDIT, CITIGROUP, MORGAN STANLEY, INDIA

BSE Sensex
Sensex Up Around 150 Points; Jet Airways Surges

By Reuters

The BSE Sensex gains nearly 1 percent while the Nifty trades up around 1.2 percent amid broadly positive regional risk sentiment on hopes for more monetary easing but traders are cautious ahead of April derivatives expiry. (Apr 25)

MORE TOPICS: RBI

Infosys openness backfires as missed guidance frustrates market

By Reuters

The openness that made Indian IT services outsourcer Infosys Ltd an investor darling has come back to haunt it. (Apr 25)

MORE TOPICS: MANAGEMENT, INFOSYS

Wipro
Wipro Q4 Profit Up 17% YOY; Forecasts Weaker-than-Expected Revenue

By Reuters

Wipro Ltd, India's third-largest software services provider, reported a 16.7 percent rise in quarterly profit on Friday, joining industry leader Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS.NS) in reporting upbeat results this week. (Apr 19)

MORE TOPICS: APPLE INC., CITIGROUP, INDIA

Broker
Market Weekahead - Shares to Track March WPI, Earnings

By Reuters

Wholesale price inflation data due on Monday will be key in setting the tone for the week after data showing slowing consumer prices raised expectations the RBI will cut interest rates next month for a third time this year. (Apr 14)

MORE TOPICS: RBI, INFOSYS

Infosys revenue forecast disappoints, shares dive

By Reuters

Infosys Ltd forecast full-year sales growth that missed analyst expectations by a margin of up to 50 percent, dimming investor hopes that India's No.2 software services firm will soon start reaping the benefits of its strategic revamp. (Apr 12)

MORE TOPICS: INDIA, MANAGEMENT, INFOSYS, OUTSOURCING, INVESTMENT

BSE Sensex
Sensex Gains 100 Points; ICICI Bank Leads

By Reuters

The Sensex is up 0.6 percent and the Nifty is up 0.9 percent, on their way to snapping four sessions of losses. Stocks leading gains on the Sensex include ICICI Bank, up 2.7 percent, and HDFC, up nearly 2 percent. (Apr 09)

MORE TOPICS: MORGAN STANLEY, INDIA, ICICI

Wipro Campus in Bangalore
Wipro Shares Slump on First Trading Session after Split

By Reuters

Shares in Wipro Ltd (WIPR.NS), India's No.3 software services provider, fell as much as 11.3 percent on Tuesday, which marked the first trading session as a standalone IT stock after splitting its other businesses into a separate unit. (Apr 09)

Employees work at a call centre on the outskirts of Srinagar, August 2, 2011.  Credit: Reuters/Fayaz Kabli/Files
The End of Indian IT Staffing as we Know it

By Reuters

India's IT outsourcers are promoting "mini CEOs" capable of running businesses on their own, while trimming down on the hordes of entry-level computer coders they normally hire as they try to squeeze more profits out of their staff. (Mar 25)

MORE TOPICS: GOOGLE INC., IBM, INDIA, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, INFOSYS