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Morgan Stanley Opens 1,400-Strong Back-Office in Bangalore
It will provide support services to business units across geographies, complementing the growth of other support centres in Mumbai, a Morgan Stanley statement said, without disclosing investment details.
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Infosys to Provide Outsourcing Services to Dutch Insurer
Infosys BPO on Thursday said it has secured an IT services deal with Dutch insurance services firm a.s.r. for supporting back-office operations.
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Infosys upgraded, but not all convinced on turnaround
A handful of brokers upgraded their views on IT outsourcer Infosys after better-than-expected earnings on Friday spurred a nearly 17 percent rally in its shares, although some company watchers remain unconvinced it has turned the corner after a string of disappointing quarters.
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MphasiS buys U.S. mortgage management firm for $175 million
MphasiS Ltd, an Indian IT services and back-office support provider and a unit of Hewlett-Packard Co, has agreed to buy U.S.-based Digital Risk LLC, a mortgage management specialist, for $175 million.
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Morgan Stanley Opens 1,400-Strong Back-Office in Bangalore
It will provide support services to business units across geographies, complementing the growth of other support centres in Mumbai, a Morgan Stanley statement said, without disclosing investment details.
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Infosys to Provide Outsourcing Services to Dutch Insurer
Infosys BPO on Thursday said it has secured an IT services deal with Dutch insurance services firm a.s.r. for supporting back-office operations.
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Infosys upgraded, but not all convinced on turnaround
A handful of brokers upgraded their views on IT outsourcer Infosys after better-than-expected earnings on Friday spurred a nearly 17 percent rally in its shares, although some company watchers remain unconvinced it has turned the corner after a string of disappointing quarters.
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MphasiS buys U.S. mortgage management firm for $175 million
MphasiS Ltd, an Indian IT services and back-office support provider and a unit of Hewlett-Packard Co, has agreed to buy U.S.-based Digital Risk LLC, a mortgage management specialist, for $175 million.
