IT services firm Cognizant has asked a US court to dismiss Infosys’ counterclaims, arguing the company has failed to provide factual eviden...

Real estate developer Bagmane Group is set to acquire Cognizant's Chennai office property for around ₹800 crore. Cognizant's strategic move...

It was also noted that Infosys denied a request to audit its use of TriZetto information, which could have supported its case and provided ...

Cognizant plans to sell its Chennai headquarters, a 15-acre site on the IT Corridor, after more than two decades. The sale, estimated to ra...

Cognizant updated its logo on social media to 'Innovate', removed it from the India website, and faced a logo trademark dispute with Atyati...

Cognizant wants employees to use the in-person time to prioritise activities that benefit greatly from being together including doing colla...

Indian IT firms have been gaining market share for decades now. They were quick to adapt to the tectonic shift from mainframes through clie...

Beginning in 2021, Cognizant said that it would expand grant-making in the U.S. and India to new global markets where the company is growin...

The acquisition will expand Cognizant’s software product engineering footprint.

While the valuation of the latest deals was not disclosed, Cognizant is estimated to have spent $1.4 billion on acquiring digital businesse...

In a major reshuffle, Cognizant also replaced the head of global delivery Pradeep Shilige and brought in former Accenture executive Andy St...

. Cognizant is hiring to expand in Europe as it looks to diversify revenue streams. The drop in North America headcount at the US-headquart...

Cognizant would be the country’s second biggest white-collar employer, and the biggest MNC employer in India.

The IT services firm has over 200,000 employees in India; Ramamoorthy has worked at Cognizant for over 21 years.

The company has said it expects Asia-Pacific to contribute $1 billion in revenue in the next few years and was looking at India as part of ...

Cognizant said it will "continue to vigorously defend itself and will pursue all available legal remedies".

The Teaneck, New Jersey-headquartered company is one of the few large IT companies to provide a public goal for its Asia business.