CORRECTED - Reuters to make Bangalore biggest employment hub
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In BANGALORE story headlined "Reuters to make Bangalore biggest employment hub", please read in second paragraph ... its workforce of 14,700 ... instead of ... 14,900 (corrects number).
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One of the country&#39;s biggest insurance firms, Royal &amp; SunAlliance, is to transfer more than 1,000 jobs to Bangalore in India.
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LIVERPOOL was today braced for massive job losses after Royal &amp; Sun Alliance announced it was shifting 1,110 posts to India. A spokesman for the insurance firm said it was too
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Lloyds TSB is moving another 1,000 jobs to India, increasing its workforce in Bangalore and Mumbai to 2,500 by the end of next year.
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(Corrects attribution in last paragraph to Martin Reynolds,   an analyst at Gartner, not Hurd)
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News and information provider Reuters says it plans to make Bangalore its biggest information-gathering centre, basing 10% of its workforce there.
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Corrects story posted Mar 5, 2007. The last two paragraphs  have been deleted.
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(InfoWorld) - A dawn-to-dusk strikeÂ call to protest a tribunal order on sharing of river waters brought work at Bangaloreâs IT companies, including outsourcing companies, to a halt Monday. Last week the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal in Delhi ordered a resolution to a water-sharing dispute between the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. The order has angered the people of Karnataka, who want a larger share of the water of the Cauvery River. Bangalore is the capital city of Karnataka. Most major IT companies in the city, including Indian subsidiaries of multinational IT companies, have asked their staff to stay at home, expecting trouble and even violence from the protesters. Staff at these companies will instead work on a Saturday to make up for the lost time. The risk of trouble is highest when transporting staff to and from work. IT companies in Bangalore transport a large number of staff each day to and from their offices. Shutting down operations for a day does not impact software development work, said a spokesman for outsourcing company iGATE Global Solutions. For customer-facing functions like remote infrastructure management and business process outsourcing (BPO), the company has moved work to other locations for the duration of the strike, or asked staff to arrive at the office early, he added. Faced with frequent disruptions in Indian cities caused by unrest and natural factors like rains and flooding, Indian outsourcing companies have spread across multiple locations, to enable work to be moved quickly to another location if there is disruption at any location. âWe have business continuity processes in place to ensure that client work is not affected,â said a spokeswoman for Infosys Technologies, Indiaâs second largest outsourcer. BPO companies and call centers also moved work to other locations in the country, while some others also asked their staff to stay overnight in the office so that they could be there for shifts Monday.
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Royal &amp; Sun Alliance (RSA) has become the latest company to move jobs to India. The insurance company has announced its plans to move 1,200 jobs to Bangalore during the next two years.
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Corrects to remove reference to Germany as a permanent Security Council member in 2nd paragraph.
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Google Inc. founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin said Wednesday that some new features on the world's top search engine and other services will come from its research center in the southern Indian city of Bangalore, where they are on a hiring spree.
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - R U cycle? Book! Fancy an adds down the sub? There's a gr8 new carnage.
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In SAN FRANCISCO story, "UPDATE 1-National Semiconductor to  cut about 6 pct of staff," please read in second paragraph "...  450 factory jobs ..." instead of "... 550 factory jobs ..."
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Image search firm will pull its research and engineering out of India to consolidate in the U.S. due to rising wages in Bangalore.
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By S. SRINIVASAN     BANGALORE, India  -- Google Inc...
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(Corrects paragraph 2 to show Exxon Mobil is largest publicly traded U.S. oil company, not worldâs largest)
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A statement to BetaNews today by one of Seagate Technology's top managers indicates that some of the content of yesterday's Wall Street Journal story -- whose original online headline was "Seagate to Enter Flash Memory Market," prior to having been edited -- may have been inaccurate.