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Rush to curb Satyam fallout
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2009
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Rush to curb Satyam fallout
2009
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Last night the company was on the brink of collapse, with insufficient cash to meet this month's payroll. Satyam outsources IT services to a host of big Australian companies, including Telstra, Optus, Qantas, Coles, National Australia Bank, Suncorp and Medibank. The Hyderabad-based business lost 94 per cent of its cash reserves as a result of a fraud admitted to by Mr [Raju] in a five-page confession to Satyam's board of directors earlier this week. BusinessDaily yesterday tracked down Deepak Nangia, Satyam's Australian chief of operations.
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