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Hurricane Sandy

Now, shirt that can be worn for 100 days without being washed - 3 weeks ago
The shirt was created out of wool because it is notoriously long lasting, scent-absorbing, tear resistant and crinkle-free.
Hexaware eyeing German promise: Ramanan RV - 3 months ago
Hexaware's revenues increased 16.3% to Rs502.30 crore ($92.4 million) during the reported quarter from Rs431.90 crore in the corresponding period last year.
TCS thumps St again to lead IT pack - 4 months ago
Tata Consultancy Services, India's leader in software exports, blasted past Street expectations - just the way No. 2 Infosys did last week -- keeping hopes afloat that it will beat industry body Nasscom's predictions of 11-14% growth for this fiscal.
Infy puts up a bellwether show - 4 months ago
Boosts revenue guidance for year riding on deal closures, aggressive pricing; shares rocket.
Whitney, Gangnam top Google's most searched topics in 2012 in US - 4 months ago
The top Google searches in 2012 reflected an eclectic year in politics, as Americans queried the lighter side of the news, such as presidential candidates' gaffes, and the serious, including policy issues like SOPA.
For TCS, road's less Sandy from here - 5 months ago
Having lowered its growth outlook to 13% from 16% at the start of the year, TCS sais that it sees the second half of the calendar year 2013 as a vast improvement on the first.
Is Coder Ave bottoming out? - 5 months ago
Analysts with J P Morgan said dollar-revenue growth will bottom out in December.
Hurricane Sandy hits Infy and Hexaware, too - 5 months ago
Cognizant hinted that it may grow at 16% in the fiscal, compared with the earlier guidance of 20%.
Superstorm Sandy to temporarily dampen US payrolls - 5 months ago
Non-farm payrolls expected to rise 93,000 in November even as uemployment rate expected to hold steady at 7.9%.
Delhi, Mumbai among cities most at risk from climate impacts: Study - 5 months ago
Time is running out for many developing countries like India to protect their growing cities against future environmental risks and resource scarcity, a report by engineering and design consultancy Atkins showed on Wednesday.

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