The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 07, 2008

HUMAN RESOURCES
Perot works on loyalty factor in HR practices
Bangalore, July 6 While the Human Resource department in most companies is finding ways to beat the attrition challenge, Bangalore-based software services firm, Perot Systems, has decided to shift its focus from attrition to retention. ... More

Corporates pruning health insurance cover for staff
High premium, claims cause for restrictions More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS
War-chest of Big 4 crosses $5.2 billion
In strong position to pursue M&A deals More

SOCIETY & DEVELOPMENT
Spread the farmer’s word
Microsoft, along with GREEN Foundation, is helping farmers improve agricultural practices through videos that they can share and contribute to. More

OUTLOOK
Sliding rupee to support Q1 earnings of cos
IT industry will, however, prefer a stable currency More

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