Delhi Informer

Companies with greater female representation in the boardroom tend to be more profitable, but women still remain under-represented across Asia Pacific boards, with most countries showing little or no progress. This is the result derived from a… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Companies with greater female representation in the boardroom tend to be more profitable, but women still remain under-represented across Asia Pacific boards, with most countries showing little or no progress. This is the result derived from a… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Today, Information Technology has gone mainstream and virtual. This evolution has brought with it business costs that enterprises are waking up to only now to get the job done. Converged Infrastructure (CI) helps enterprises to focus on delivering… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Frederic Saunier has been announced as Amadeus’ new head of corporate IT for the Asia Pacific region. Saunier is no stranger to Amadeus, having served as sales director for Amadeus France for a number of years. Prior to that he worked for Air… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Infosys announced that it has been awarded the ‘Corporate Citizen of the Year Award’ at the Economic Times (ET) Awards 2015. The ET Awards, considered one of India’s top business accolades, was endowed to Infosys for its exemplary Corporate Social… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Enhancing its focus in the Corporate and Enterprise segment, e Scan anti-virus will focus on increasing its brand visibility in the segments. The company said that it would emphasis on brand awareness among customers and foray into niche… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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New Delhi: The crime branch on Thursday arrested five persons on the charge of stealing classified documents of the petroleum ministry and took in for questioning a Reliance Industries and an Essar Group executive and a former newspaper reporter who… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi: Former Tata group chairman Ratan Tata’s counsel on Friday claimed before the Supreme Court that a “corporate battle” was behind the leak of intercepted telephone conversations between one-time corporate lobbyist Niira Radia and influential… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Centre urged to include old age in CSR initiatives The Hindu – Delhi

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