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    Bengaluru techie wants to start side business with Rs 3-5 lakh capital. Garbage recycling or courier franchises, tea, pani puri, momos stalls?

    An engineer recently revealed how he was torn between enthusiasm to open a business and pragmatism, as he did not have enough capital. Taking to Reddit, the techie who was based in Bengaluru asked the commenters to suggest business ideas which did not require a great deal of money to invest, that involved low risk, yet had a demand in the market. The comment section ranged from serious opinions to downright hilarious.

    Ursula Burns was ready to leave Xerox for Dell. Then one phone call changed her career path

    Ursula Burns joined Xerox as an engineering intern in 1980 and nearly left for Dell during the company’s financial crisis in 2001. A phone call from board member Vernon Jordan persuaded her to reconsider. Eight years later, she became Xerox CEO, succeeding Anne Mulcahy.

    US companies get creative as tariff refunds start flowing in

    In the wake of US Supreme Court's ruling against import tariffs, US businesses are reaping the rewards with refunds. They're channeling these funds into rising operational costs and bolstering employee retirement plans. Some are even extending their financial relief to vendors. Consumer companies are seizing the chance to offer more affordable products and discounts, providing much-needed support to cost-sensitive consumers during this period.

    Xerox to acquire printer maker Lexmark for $1.5 billion

    Xerox agrees to acquire Lexmark International for $1.5 billion, including debt. The deal, set to close in the latter half of 2025, aims to streamline operations and enhance market presence in Asia and Latin America. Expected $200 million savings stem from consolidating sales, marketing, and procurement efforts.

    Xerox to buy printer maker Lexmark from Chinese owners in $1.5 bln deal

    Xerox will acquire Lexmark International for $1.5 billion to increase its presence in Asian markets and better compete in the printing industry. The deal is expected to close in the second half of 2025. The combined company will serve over 200,000 clients in 170 countries. Xerox expects the acquisition to boost profits and save $200 million annually.

    Xerox signs $1 billion IT services deal with TCS and HCLTech

    The development comes months after both TCS and HCLTech announced expansion of their deals with the Connecticut-headquartered company. Its new deal with HCLTech is worth $590 million for five years, while that with TCS is for $490 million over seven years, Xerox said in its filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission this week.

    The Economic Times
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