Mondays trading session on Dalal Street took an unexpected turn, despite healthy gains from two of the Niftys biggest ...

After their first meeting in 2001, Ratan Tata invited Nandan Nilekani to co-found a financial inclusion platform for 100 million households, the billionaire co-founder of Infosys shared.

Cultural extravaganza 'Vaazhiya Vaiyagham' in Chennai celebrates Tamil Nadu's rich heritage and environmental conservation ...

The Indian IT services industry is grappling with a major challenge as clients increasingly build new AI projects in-house.

Hiring foreign-born talent can help organizations address ongoing workforce gaps, but HR needs to understand the complex ...

Erasing initial gains, benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty closed lower on Monday due to a sharp fall in Kotak Mahindra Bank and relentless foreign fund outflows. The 30-share Sensex declined by 73.48 ...

Major Indian IT companies are optimistic about FY25 revenue growth, with increased hiring and revised forecasts. However, Q3 ...

A recent analysis reveals a worrying trend among India's leading IT companies, as order books have diminished in the first ...

Karimnagar: The closing meeting of the three-level training programme on Artificial Intelligence and Mission Learning, Java ...

While there is no official statement from the regulator yet, the report suggests that the Tatas are reluctant to allow Tata ...

It’s not just India-based IT companies that are lapping up the opportunity, more than 50% of the US-headquartered EPAM’s customer base in India are GCCs.

Investors will be watching the performance of players like Bajaj Housing Finance, Gravita India, Cyient DLM, Union Bank of India, City Union Bank, Mahindra Logistics, among others.