The CBI today said it would like to subject Satyam Computer's disgraced founder Ramalinga Raju to a lie-detector test, as it feels he has not shared everything about the accounting scam in the company

The key bidders for buying a majority stake in Satyam Computer Services have begun a ‘due diligence’ exercise of the IT major, to firm up their next move.

The board of Satyam Computer Services has shortlisted about eight bidders, including IBM and private equity firm Apax Partners, for buying the fraud-hit outsourcer, the Economic Times said on Thursday

Spice Group, a suitor for Satyam Computer Services, may withdraw from the race to buy the fraud-hit Indian outsourcing firm due to a lack of desired transparency in the bidding process, its chairman s

The CBI today approached the special court here for conducting a lie detector and other scientific tests on Satyam's former chairman B Ramalinga Raju and two others.

Spice Group on Tuesday approached the former Chief Justice of India S.P. Bharucha as well as the board of Satyam Computer Services, voicing its concern over the bidding process.

As it set an April 30 deadline for the stake sale of Satyam Computer Services, the six-member board has put in more don’ts to the winner than do’s.

Scam-hit Satyam Computer Services Ltd has informed the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on its bidding process under the market regulator's amended takeover regulations for selecting an inves

Citing global economic slowdown as one of the reasons, Satyam Computer has deferred the joining dates of 9,000 freshers to whom the company had issued offer letters.

In the first week of March, two months after Satyam's fate was put in the balance by Founder B. Ramalinga Raju's stunning admission of an accounting fraud, the Securities and Exchange Board of India c