Wipro sees lower growth, no US listing

BANGALORE, FEBRUARY 17: Wipro Ltd will not be able to sustain for the full year its after-tax profit growth of 118 per cent recorded in th...

BANGALORE, FEBRUARY 17: Wipro Ltd will not be able to sustain for the full year its after-tax profit growth of 118 per cent recorded in the nine months ended December 31, 1999, a senior company official said on Thursday.

It issued a clarification to the Bangalore Stock Exchange (BSE) on the reported move by a US-based company to acquire a stake in Wipro. According to the clarification, the company has denied any such move and there was no negotiation in this regard with any US-based company. Further, it has also clarified that there was no proposal for an overseas listing at the moment.

Disquiet in film board: ‘Censorship raj’, no meeting in 6 years, no reports, term lapsed

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A controversial decision-making process has set off divisions within the CBFC, and cast a long regulatory shadow on the Indian film industry as it aspires to be a global player . The Indian Express spoke to several top filmmakers and board members to find that a not-so-silent storm is brewing within the fraternity — and inside the CBFC, too — over what many call a “one-man show”.

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