GE reinvents itself in India

Article Abstract:

General ElectricEs massive investment in IndiaEs intellectual capital is saving the company millions of dollars. The history of GEEs gradually deepening involvement with the country is traced, from its beginnings as a seller of medical and power plant equipment to a now sprawling industry whose software and outsourcing services employ over 19,000 people. The challenges facing the company and its impact on the Indian market are also discussed.

ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, Foreign operations, Use of services, Financial management, Electrical equipment and supplies industry, Electric equipment industry, Company investment, Investments, General Electric Co., GE, Outsourcing

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A legal remedy

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India's pharmaceutical companies, such as Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd., are taking pharmaceutical business in the United States to court and are winning, in order to gain a market in generic drugs. Patents valued at $60 billion will expire in the United States during the next 5 years, and pharmaceutical companies in India are finding loopholes, so that they can win lawsuits.

Patents & copyrights, Company legal issue, Cases, Pharmaceutical industry, Intellectual property, Severe acute respiratory syndrome, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd.

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Discrimination: back of the class

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The social stigma associated with Aids in India is causing discrimination in form of denying school entry for infected children. Legislation is being proposed to protect infected people from discrimination in education, health care and employment

Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Public affairs, Health aspects, Social aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Discrimination in education, Educational discrimination, AIDS (Disease) in children, Pediatric AIDS (Disease)

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