Deals shrink to $396 million this year, compared to $793 million in 2011.
The event will take place between November 26 and December 7.
After a prolonged slide, the price of each well below a euro, a 95% fall in 4 years, with no relief in sight.
Indian information technology (IT) and businesses process outsourcing (BPO) firms that are heavily dependent on business visas can heave a sigh of relief as the United States Department of Labor (DoL) has decided not to change the Labor Condition Application (LCA) norms for now, said industry sources.
Datawind is now getting queries from government agencies.
Interview with MD and CEO, Vodafone India.
An interview with Wipro's CFO and executive director Suresh Senapaty where he explains what the new structure will mean for the company.
Results are based on the review of the search activities on maps.google.co.in for August 2012.
According to a recent study by Kauffman Foundation, based on a sample survey, about 33.2 per cent of the co-founders of engineering and technology companies incorporated in the US during the last six years were Indians.
Kapil Sibal said the operators need to change their mindset by moving away from voice services to data.
Despite growing protection in the US, Microsoft says it will keep scouring for talent from its second-largest employee base.
More Indians preferred tablets for their computing needs in 2011-12 than netbooks, a smaller form of a laptop.
The company has launched aggressive recruitment programmes overseas, a top official said.
Jayanthi Natarajan's tough stand ensures recognition abroad, but red-tapism & bureaucracy continue to delay approvals in India.
Move fits into strategy to expand in Europe, add to consulting capability.
Information technology (IT) services major Infosys has said its increasing focus on the domestic market wouldn't erode the company's margins. Its strategy of selectively taking up projects that require the deployment of products and platforms would help the company maintain its margins, it added.
The Indian IT industry is in for a tougher visa regime in its biggest market, the US. Firms such as Infosys, TCS and Wipro that send thousands of techies on short-term business assignments to the US will now have to disclose personal details of these employees and names of the American companies they are assigned to.
Miffed at a rise in annual licence fee on Internet service providers, industry body Internet Services Providers Association of India on Thursday said it would approach the Telecom Disputes Settlement Appellate Tribunal, challenging the new fees.
Players such as Micromax and Olive have already launched tablets for the Indian market at a price point ranging between Rs 5,000 and Rs 7,000.
In India, the rules of the game in cyberspace have changed forever.
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