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IBM Snags Leading Indian Outsourcing Firm
theodp writes "In one of the biggest foreign acquisitions in India in the past few years, according to ZDNet, IBM will pay an estimated $150-$200 million to acquire Daksh, India's third-largest back-office services company. The deal will give IBM access to privately held Daksh's 6,000 employees, who mainly offer call center services to 13 clients, including Amazon.com."
" The silent i makes a big differnce in pronunciation. "
Really, now? I never would have thought of that, considering that its silent.
The difference between wave and waive can only be determined contextually in verbal conversations.
I'm waiting for the first company to make the claim "We're an American company using all American workers and keeping our money and jobs in America."
Bet they'd clean up. They'd get my business and a hell of a lot of others like me.
In the interim, I just patronize smaller businesses that are all-American (local credit union instead of giant bank, drive a Ford with 90% domestic content, etc).
Habeeb: Yes Gupta, what is it now?
Gupta: This new dress code is not making me very happy.
Habeeb: What is it that isn't making you not very happy in the new dress code, Gupta?
Gupta: Oh Habeeb, I now have to wear a blue turban instead of a white one.
Habeeb: Oh good gracious Gupta, what are we going to do?
PS. By modding this down, you agree that you are a fag.