MUMBAI -- Reliance Industries Ltd. is not in talks to buy a stake in unlisted mobile phone operator Aircel Ltd., a person with knowledge of the matter said Wednesday.
Separately, an Aircel spokesman described as a "baseless rumor" and "speculative" an ET Now television report which said that Reliance Industries is conducting due diligence on Aircel to buy a 74% stake owned by Malaysia's Maxis Communications Bhd.
India's Sindya Securities & InvestmentsPvt. Ltd., part of Apollo Hospitals Group, owns the rest of Aircel.
Reliance Industries spokesman Tushar Pania declined to comment, while Maxis officials couldn't be immediately reached.
Reliance Industries, India's largest private oil refiner and explorer, last year re-entered the country's fast-growing telecommunications sector. It says it plans to drive growth through new businesses such as telecommunications in the next few years.
In 2010, Reliance paid about 48 billion rupees ($1.08 billion) to buy 95% of Infotel Broadband, which won a government auction of radio waves to offer wireless broadband services in the entire country.
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Saturday, July 16, 2011
Free business website not as good as it sounds By Rick Spence, Financial Post July 12, 2011
Such a nice article written by Mr. Rich Spence as mentioned site. it is like after lot of research an intellectual person describe you too take some idea if you planning to move towards business..
Distressed to learn more than half of Canada's two million businesses don't yet have websites, Google Canada in March introduced an initiative called Get Your Business Online. It offers non-wired entrepreneurs a dot-ca domain name and a hosted website, both free for one year.
In its first three months, more than 7,000 Canadians have claimed their free URLs, and 6,000 have gone on to build websites. Last week, I decided to see what these entrepreneurs are going through.
Now, just because I write on Internet marketing doesn't mean I've actually built my own website. (I've started a few, but like the cobbler hoping to supply shoes to his children, I've never actually finished any.) So I came to this project eager to learn and hoping to be impressed.
Monday at 5 p.m. I decide to try that new program for Canadian businesses who can't afford $15 to buy a dot-ca domain name. I Google it (oh, the irony) and locate gybo.ca. When I click to proceed, I'm abruptly switched to a new site called yola.com. Yola seems to be a South African web-tools company that handles the site building on behalf of GYBO. I wonder why Google couldn't find a Canadian partner
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/internet/Free+business+website+good+sounds/5089562/story.html#ixzz1SHmDCGoQ
Distressed to learn more than half of Canada's two million businesses don't yet have websites, Google Canada in March introduced an initiative called Get Your Business Online. It offers non-wired entrepreneurs a dot-ca domain name and a hosted website, both free for one year.
In its first three months, more than 7,000 Canadians have claimed their free URLs, and 6,000 have gone on to build websites. Last week, I decided to see what these entrepreneurs are going through.
Now, just because I write on Internet marketing doesn't mean I've actually built my own website. (I've started a few, but like the cobbler hoping to supply shoes to his children, I've never actually finished any.) So I came to this project eager to learn and hoping to be impressed.
Monday at 5 p.m. I decide to try that new program for Canadian businesses who can't afford $15 to buy a dot-ca domain name. I Google it (oh, the irony) and locate gybo.ca. When I click to proceed, I'm abruptly switched to a new site called yola.com. Yola seems to be a South African web-tools company that handles the site building on behalf of GYBO. I wonder why Google couldn't find a Canadian partner
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/internet/Free+business+website+good+sounds/5089562/story.html#ixzz1SHmDCGoQ
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Leading KPO looking for AR invoice processor-Pune location
Process Name- Accounts receivable process (Pune location)
Designation- Sr. CSA
Grade- MO3 level
Role- Invoice processing and Cash Application /
Insurance premium administration and collection
At least Commerce graduate ( Bcom)
Job Requirement-
2 yrs Exposure to Ins prem collection and admin function preferable or Cash Applications. and Invoice process
Require reasonable voice skills.
Onshore transition experience preferable
Good interpersoal skills
Understanding of SLA a nd KPIs
Shift- Rotational
Interested candidate can send their resume on payal@sellcraft.net
for more information call 020 66064026
More Details kindly Visit http//pahechan.in
Designation- Sr. CSA
Grade- MO3 level
Role- Invoice processing and Cash Application /
Insurance premium administration and collection
At least Commerce graduate ( Bcom)
Job Requirement-
2 yrs Exposure to Ins prem collection and admin function preferable or Cash Applications. and Invoice process
Require reasonable voice skills.
Onshore transition experience preferable
Good interpersoal skills
Understanding of SLA a nd KPIs
Shift- Rotational
Interested candidate can send their resume on payal@sellcraft.net
for more information call 020 66064026
More Details kindly Visit http//pahechan.in
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