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Telcos' market value falls on frequent tariff cuts [The Economic Times, India](25 Nov 2009 13:46:00 EST)Nov. 25--NEW DELHI -- The frequent tariff cuts by telecom operators may have cheered mobile phone users, but the market value of these companies fell by almost half since April with investors keeping away from their stock fearing a sustained fall in revenues and profits.
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STel awards five-year system integration contract to Tech Mahindra [The Economic Times, India](23 Nov 2009 22:14:00 EST)Nov. 23--NEW DELHI -- New telecom entrant STel has awarded a five-year IT outsourcing contract to Tech Mahindra, at least two people familiar with the transaction told ET last week. A senior STel executive confirmed the transaction, but a Tech Mahindra spokesman declined to offer any specific comments.
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Not just for CEOs, big pay cheques trickle down [The Economic Times, India](23 Nov 2009 17:24:00 EST)Nov. 23--NEW DELHI -- Call it the trickle down effect. SundayET did a quick analysis of the average salaries of employees in India Inc and it turns out that telecom heavyweight Bharti Airtel bagged the top paymaster title, only to be followed by software giant Infosys, and oil and gas biggie ONGC.
