THE NEWS from India is may change things very quickly. Microsoft is not well positioned to end up on top of the deep recession, by its very own admission (October 2008). Many people already know that Windows revenue fell and the company is entering debt [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. 10 years ago, a Microsoft insider blew the whistle on his employer, showing financial fraud. Microsoft paid him $4 million to keep quiet and bury the evidence.
“Microsoft's partners in India show signs of corruption at the moment.”Microsoft is under investigation again (for financial misconduct that's alleged) and it's really just a needle in a haystack [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. Novell has its share of things to hide too [1, 2, 3], but that's another story.
Microsoft's partners in India show signs of corruption at the moment. For those who don't recall, Microsoft may have gone as far as bribing Indian charities and it was accused of looting the nation along with its Indian partners.
Wipro happens to be one of these accomplices. It helps Microsoft fight GNU/Linux and it also helps in a variety of other ways [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], including involvement in the OOXML corruptions.
Well, guess what? Wipro has just been banned for malpractice.
The World Bank has revealed the full list of companies banned for bidding for future contracts because of alleged malpractice.
Engulfed by a fraud scandal and its very existence under threat, services group Satyam has had three new members on a newly constituted board forced on it by the Indian Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Faced with a tough business environment, Infosys Technologies, India's second largest outsourcer, again lowered its dollar revenue forecast for the company's fiscal year ending March 31.