Posts tagged “India”
India's Genome Valley turns to RTP for innovation ideas
A delegation from Genome Valley, India's largest biotech cluster, visited Research Triangle Park hoping to learn from RTP's model turning research into entrepreneurship.
RTP model could make India's Genome Valley Asia's biggest biotech hub, official says
As India's Genome Valley looks to reinvent itself as a biotechnology community, it is again looking at RTP for guidance.
Investment: India has a problem
India's obstacles to investment - red tape, corruption and confusion about governbment policies - have cash flowing out of the subcontinent.
Linux, Mac OS surge; video chat for Android phones; Lenovo aims at Apple; IBM targets social media; analyst mixed on Cisco
Reports: India says RIM has access solution; RIM says 'no'
Research in Motion (NASDAQ:RIMM) offered a network data-analysis system in its Indian offices as a way to settle a dispute with the Indian government over access to encrypted traffic, the Economic Times of India reported Thursday, but PC Magazine said that RIM called the report a mistake based on misunderstanding.
Report: Microsoft looking at IBM, HP to manage global hardware
Salix pays $5M to Indian firm in deal to develop new version of diarrhea drug
Looking for growth in life sciences? Head east, says Quintiles’ Gillings
Asian revenues will make up a third of the world’s largest contract research organization and life sciences firm within a decade, founder and CEO Dennis Gillings tells Financial Times.
U.S. companies are expanding offshoring efforts, study shows
Annual report from Duke, The Conference Board finds that firms are increasingly shipping research and development outside the U.S., not just manufacturing jobs. More smaller and midsized companies are also shipping jobs to foreign countries.
World Health Organization approves GSK cervical cancer vaccine
Cervarix could save 'millions of women's lives throughout the world,' GSK exec says. Drug giant is seeking FDA approval in U.S.
POSTS - GlaxoSmithKline: Drug giant strikes deal with India’s Dr. Reddy’s, terminates one with Massachusetts firm
IBM prepares rollout for its own 'cloud computing' suite
Big Blue to offer three "flavors" of services – private inside an enterprise, preview for testing and a package including management software.
Asia becoming the darling of venture capital firms
New report further substantiates that the global venture capital market will continue to play an increasing role in venture capital firm investments.
Most venture firms planning fewer investments, global survey says
Few venture capitalists expect U.S. investments to grow. VCs say times are good to invest but overall paint a collective somber picture about their industry in Deloitte and National Venture Capital Association report. Large funds are most likely to cut number and amount of deals.
Hardest jobs to fill in U.S.? Engineering, employers say in survey
Latest Manpower hardest jobs to fill survey lists engineers, nurses, skilled tradesmen and teachers at top of list.
Will Nortel emerge from bankruptcy or be sold in pieces? CEO hedges bets
Preserve Nortel's name 's not 'main driving force,' Mike Zafirovski says. He has positioned firm to be sold off by business units - and he's talking to potential buyers.
Good stock bet? T-K-L-C, proclaims 'Mad Money' host – and Street follows
Tekelec, which is based in Morrisville, adds fuel for a bullish run on stock with quarterly earnings that top Street expectations. Cramer likes Tekelec due to its dominance in texting gear market.
By transforming itself, Big Blue is weathering world economic storm
Analysis: Even as IT spending falters in recession and competitive landscape changes with Oracle acquiring Sun, IBM maintains buoyancy with its ability to find the right match of cost-cutting or outsourcing solutions or offering strong revenue-generation opportunities through consulting and systems integration.

























