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3 Indian-Origin Executives Among Richest Self-Made Women In US: Forbes
Three Indian-origin women have been named by Forbes among America's 80 richest self-made women, the "ceiling crashers" and "overachievers" blazing their own trails as they create new businesses and amass fortunes.
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Five Indian-Americans Among America's Richest People: Forbes
Forbes' list of 'The Richest People In America 2016' is topped by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who has a net worth of $81 billion.
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5 Indian-Americans Among America's Richest People: Forbes
Five Indian-Americans are among the richest in the US, according to a Forbes list of 400 people which has been topped by Microsoft's co-founder Bill Gates for the 23rd year in a row.
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2 Indian-Origin Women Among Forbes Self-Made List
Two Indian-origin women have made it to Forbes' inaugural list of America's 50 richest self-made women, sharing the honour with high-achievers such as Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, media mogul Oprah Winfrey and singer Beyonce.
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Five Indian-origin Entrepreneurs in Forbes List of Richest Americans
Founder of outsourcing firm Syntel Bharat Desai, entrepreneur John Kapoor, Symphony Technology founder Romesh Wadhwani, Silicon Valley angel investor Kavitark Ram Shriram and venture capitalist Vinod Khosla are among 'The Richest People in America 2014' list by Forbes.
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Monster India launches online campus hiring facility
Monster India today said it has launched 'Monster College', an online campus hiring initiative. Monster College will collaborate with educational institutes across India, and it has signed a deal with Syntel, an IT and BPO firm, to help it source talent from nearly 2,000 engineering colleges in the country, said Sanjay Modi, Managing Directo...
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European debt crisis to not affect IT biz: Syntel
The European debt crisis would not hamper the Indian Information Technology business and the current (IT) environment is expected to be much stronger than in 2009, a top official of US based Nasdaq listed IT firm Syntel International said on Saturday. 'I dont expect it (debt crisis) to hamper..I expect the environment to be much stronger th...
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3 Indian-Origin Executives Among Richest Self-Made Women In US: Forbes
Three Indian-origin women have been named by Forbes among America's 80 richest self-made women, the "ceiling crashers" and "overachievers" blazing their own trails as they create new businesses and amass fortunes.
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Five Indian-Americans Among America's Richest People: Forbes
Forbes' list of 'The Richest People In America 2016' is topped by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who has a net worth of $81 billion.
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5 Indian-Americans Among America's Richest People: Forbes
Five Indian-Americans are among the richest in the US, according to a Forbes list of 400 people which has been topped by Microsoft's co-founder Bill Gates for the 23rd year in a row.
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2 Indian-Origin Women Among Forbes Self-Made List
Two Indian-origin women have made it to Forbes' inaugural list of America's 50 richest self-made women, sharing the honour with high-achievers such as Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, media mogul Oprah Winfrey and singer Beyonce.
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Five Indian-origin Entrepreneurs in Forbes List of Richest Americans
Founder of outsourcing firm Syntel Bharat Desai, entrepreneur John Kapoor, Symphony Technology founder Romesh Wadhwani, Silicon Valley angel investor Kavitark Ram Shriram and venture capitalist Vinod Khosla are among 'The Richest People in America 2014' list by Forbes.
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Monster India launches online campus hiring facility
Monster India today said it has launched 'Monster College', an online campus hiring initiative. Monster College will collaborate with educational institutes across India, and it has signed a deal with Syntel, an IT and BPO firm, to help it source talent from nearly 2,000 engineering colleges in the country, said Sanjay Modi, Managing Directo...
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European debt crisis to not affect IT biz: Syntel
The European debt crisis would not hamper the Indian Information Technology business and the current (IT) environment is expected to be much stronger than in 2009, a top official of US based Nasdaq listed IT firm Syntel International said on Saturday. 'I dont expect it (debt crisis) to hamper..I expect the environment to be much stronger th...
