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85% of bank clients plan to work with non-bank lenders: ReportCorporate and investment banks are losing ground to non-bank financial institutions. Clients demand faster, more transparent, and responsiv...- Palantir CEO defends surveillance tech as US government contracts boost salesThe data analytics company said revenue derived from the U.S. government spiked 66% in the fourth quarter from the year-ago period to $570 ...
- European shares retreat from record rally; earnings, US-China trade on tapEuropean shares retreated on Tuesday, pausing after a third consecutive record-high close on signs of easing Sino-U.S. trade tensions, as i...
- European shares retreat from record rally; earnings, US-China trade on tapEuropean shares retreated on Tuesday, pausing after a third consecutive record-high close on signs of easing Sino-U.S. trade tensions, as i...
- Capgemini India to hire up to 45,000 in 2025; focus on AI-ready workforceChief executive officer Ashwin Yardi said that as the IT services major’s clients look to cut costs and improve efficiency, India becomes a...
- Capgemini to acquire WNS for $3.3 billionThe deal will be immediately accretive to the group’s revenue growth and operating margin and is set to boost its normalized earnings per s...
- Capgemini shares drop post-WNS deal on AI impact concernsCapgemini's shares experienced a drop following its agreement to acquire WNS, a BPO firm, in a cash transaction. Investors are expressing c...
- Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock action on ThursdayDomestic equity indices declined on Wednesday, led by falling financial stocks amid foreign outflows and weak corporate earnings. The BSE S...
- Trouble for techies: Wipro, Infosys and other IT cos delay onboarding of 10,000 freshers, refuse to provide joining dateTech giants are experiencing a significant decrease in hiring, with companies like Infosys and Wipro postponing the onboarding of new recru...
- Infosys Q4 Results Preview: Weak discretionary spending to weigh on sales, FY25 guidance seen conservativeInfosys Q4 Preview: For the quarter ended March, the company’s consolidated revenue is seen dropping 0.4% sequentially, while growing 3.2% ...
- 'Washout year for IT': Infosys, Wipro, TCS and others to hire 40% less in FY24In the first quarter of FY24, India’s top five IT exporters — Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, HCLTech, Wipro and Tech Mahindra — report...
- Capgemini gives a muted revenue guidance for 2023, sees uptick in offshoring demandIn its Q4 earnings call, Capgemini called out a slowing demand for its cloud, data and artificial intelligence services.
- European shares rebound on signs of easing Ukraine-Russia tensionsInvestors were rattled by fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, driving up volatility gauges and equities sharply lower on Monday. A comm...
- New 'stay calm, don't panic' CEO Salil Parekh aims to steady troubled InfosysParekh will have to balance maintaining a genial relationship with strong-willed founders such as Murthy with taking bold steps to revive g...
- Genpact eyes Syntel acquisitionGenpact started as a BPO firm, but in recent years has been trying to add IT muscle; the buyout of Nasdaq-listed firm Syntel is another ins...
- IT stocks fall as Cognizant cuts revenue guidance; Infosys, TCS, Wipro down over 1%Cognizant forecast its slowest full-year sales growth in its 20-year history. The company had previously said it expected revenue to grow 1...
- Cognizant announces record Q2 results, net income at $251.9 mnCognizant Technology Solutions Corp reported a higher quarterly profit on increased demand for its outsourcing services.
- India HNI wealth to grow 5-fold: Kotak Wealth-CrisilKotak Wealth-Crisil joins the big league of forecasters with the launch of its first volume of ‘Wealthy Indians’
- Capgemini India hires 10,000 people in 2010, to recruit 7,000 moreCapgemini India's employee strength was at 26,000 in June. It has a strong presence across in Mumbai, B'lore, Hyderabad, Pune and Delhi. In...
- Indian software giants wary of US slowdownTCS, Infosys and Wipro expect clients to send more work to low-cost India even as they pare overall technology budgets. R Power IPO | Busin...
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