Shares of IT companies declined on Friday as TCS earnings failed to lift investor sentiment. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

Narayana Murthy and Sudha Murty reside in a luxurious Bengaluru apartment. The home is located in Kingfisher Towers, a prime address. It sp...

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A US court has officially sanctioned a settlement in class-action lawsuits against Infosys McCamish. The tech firm will disburse $17.5 mill...

Infosys on Tuesday admitted that it has appealed against a corporation tax assessment by the UK authorities as British media reports refere...

Nasdaq’s double-digit percentage decline so far this year is already drawing comparisons with the dotcom bust. But for B2B focused Indian I...

Infosys Foundation requested the public to alert police and write to the foundation if they have information about such fraudsters.

Amazon has recently launched radio exclusively for its associates across fulfilment centres, while IT services major Infosys has been using...

The last date for filing of final sales returns for July in GSTR-1 form is October 10, while the date for uploading of purchase returns in ...

Sikka said that Infosys had set up a Global Diversity Council to help identify more women leaders and to ensure it remains a women-friendly...

Kanchinadham, who joined Infosys in January 2003, appealed the decision. After deliberating for months, Infosys decided to move him to anot...

Infosys said since the executive held an important rank at the company, it brought in an external investigator to help set up an internal c...

The demand relates to certain tax benefits on income from software development done overseas at the clients' location.

Infosys is already contesting additional income tax demands of $214 million (about Rs 1,175 crore) for four fiscals years beginning 2005.

Very clearly the steadiness in the uptrend of Infosys is very very appealing to me. I would be a buyer over here.

Indian IT giant Infosys may have to change its name in France, as a court there has found its use of this name infringing the trademark as ...