Filed in archive Outsourcing News by Gary Zeiss, Esq. on March 6, 2009

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The rumor mill is swirling around Satyam. On March 7, the Australian web site, IT News reported that IBM was in talks to buy Satyam. This is really interesting and looks like it could be a good, opportunistic, pickup for IBM.

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Response from: Used Refurbished Laptops (04/05/09 7:26am)

This ThinkPad T40 has been awesome. Had for a decent price. There was a problem with the main board about 4 months down the road and customer service couldn\'t have been better. I spoke with someone in America, and they overnighted everything. The entire process only took 3 days from placing the service call to getting back and running

Response from: Adv. Pragmaticoutsourcing (04/18/09 5:42pm)

I have already said that there may come out some hidden player. Now, Mahindra Group has stolen the show.

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