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Satyam ups the ante for World Cup tech21 Apr 2008 15:09 1966 and all thatAs Johnny-come-lately...By Ishkandar
Posted Monday 21st April 2008 20:48 GMT
...Satyam can't muscle in on the areas already tied up by the others like Infosys, e.g. cricket !! Also, the success of various tycoons in getting into football, e.g. Roman Abramovich in Chelsea, must have influenced their decision !! I seeBy Thad
Posted Monday 21st April 2008 20:57 GMT
They still have plenty of money to waste then, despite the reduction of growth from 40% to twenty-something that I was reading about a few seconds ago. And what if...By Dries Marais
Posted Tuesday 22nd April 2008 05:27 GMT
And what if the world cup is not held in dark sunny South Africa due to spectators not liking the 2 000 (yes two thousand) murders committed each month in the Johannesburg-Pretoria area? Or the lack of electricity when the power giant ESCOM sheds the load to a certain grid during a game? (FIFA promises HUGE generators but that does not fire the traffic lights and railway supply); or the 50 million previously disadvantaged Africans (whose team Bafana-Bafana will fall out in the first match if they at all play) do not like English soccer fans aping the apeman? Man, IT is in for a surprise in the NEW South Africa... The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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