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Infosys set to discuss CEO transition for post Salil Parekh eraInfosys board members are set to discuss leadership changes. Current CEO Salil Parekh's term concludes soon. A two-year extension is antici...- Let's keep quiet: Narayana Murthy's early realisation could have saved Infosys much strife"Absolutely, all is well. Remember, in my speech with the investors, I said now that we have Nandan as the chairman, we can all sleep well,...
- Infosys may have just exposed Narayana Murthy's moral crusade as a petty squabbleTaking a moral high ground, Narayana Murthy had brought his battles with Seshasayee and Sikka out in the open, haranguing them in letters.
- Nandan Nilekani's return turns tide in favour of Narayana Murthy"Nilekani's stature has given the founders an upper hand in the battle against the board," said a senior manager at Infosys in Bengaluru, a...
- Vishal Sikka seen losing to Narayana Murthy in the battle of perceptionAbout a third of the respondents within the IT sector favoured Murthy’s position while only less than a fifth or 18% favoured Sikka’s posit...
- Murthy plans investor call this eveningThis will be his first interaction with investors since Sikka's resignation on Friday.
- Narayana Murthy to address investors tomorrow to take on Infosys board: ReportThe Infosys board has publicly slammed Murthy, holding him responsible for Sikka's exit and Murthy is expected to clear his stand on the al...
- Infosys board under fire for ‘botch-up’Questions are being raised whether the board was proactive enough in defusing a crisis and in transitioning the professionally-managed co a...
- Mohandas Pai flays Vishal Sikka for blaming N R Narayana Murthy to cover up his 'bad performance'"Yes, true. He (Sikka) wanted to leave from February by his own admission. He is covering up his own failure to reach the target by blaming...
- 'Sikka may have stayed had board taken on Narayana Murthy earlier'In the past, the board had adopted a placatory stance in public with Murthy often saying that Murthy holds an important role in the company...
- Twitterati abuzz: ‘Mom-in-law’ NRN shows old 'sikkas' don’t work at InfyPost demonetisation, old 'sikkas' not working, Harsh Goenka of RPG Enterprises, tweeted.
- Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka plays down promoter sale buzzInfy CEO said that while he fully trusts any decision they take, the fact that Murthy has denied any sale means the media shouldn't fan the...
- Inside story of the tensions between Infosys CEO, foundersThe founders have sought to take the high ground, arguing that their issues with Sikka are about governance, values and transparency.
- Infosys will lead growth by FY' 17: Vishal SikkaNR Narayana Murthy heaped praise on Vishal Sikka for his stewardship of Infosys as its first nonfounder CEO, and ruled out another encore b...
- Infosys shareholders want NR Narayana Murthy back, but he declines"We should cheer them from outside, there is no need for anybody from outside to get back to Infosys," Murthy said.
- Narayana Murthy addresses last AGM as Infosys' Chairman; welcomes new CEO Vishal SikkaStressing on the need to build leadership based on meritocracy, Murthy said, "Will soon start fast track career program for high performers...
- Change of leadership in Infosys has cheered investorsWhat can Sikka do to turn things around? He could dump the old strategy of hiring armies of young people to perform relatively low-level co...
- Vishal Sikka: Infosys an iconic company; will work towards taking it to 'greater heights'"Infosys has put India on the map of the digital world. I am honoured to lead Infosys, which is an iconic company built by pioneers," Sikka...
- Vishal Sikka, ex-SAP executive, appointed as Infosys CEO & MD; Narayana Murthy steps downThe company also announced that Executive Chairman NR Narayana Murthy and Executive Vice Chairman S Gopalakrishnan would step down on June ...
- Former SAP executive Vishal Sikka set to be new CEO of beleaguered InfosysAppointment of Sikka, 47, who resigned from the German business software maker early last month, is likely to be announced within the next ...
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