Tech giant Intel said it has increased maternity leave benefits to five months and doubled paternity benefits for its employees in India.

Come September, Intel will extend maternity leave to its employees in India to five months of paid leave plus one month of flexible work op...

Accenture also appointed Anindya Basu as its new country managing director for India. Both the appointments will be effective August 21.

Intel is working with the government on a pilot project for using sensors to collect information as part of the Clean Ganga initiative.

President Pranab Mukherjee expressed delight at the opening of the gallery, which he said will encourage experiential learning among childr...

Vinay Shenoy, vice president and managing director at Infineon Technologies has taken over the role of Chairman for 2015-16.

Srinivasan feels that in order to increase value of India centre's contribution, the unit needs to focus on innovation and expanding techni...

Sikka will be part of the delegation that accompanies Modi to Myanmar and Australia. It's not clear if Sikka will be part of the entire tou...

The HRD ministry expects that with so many women heading the board of NIT will help to increase the enrolment of girls in these institutes.

Our people feel comfortable taking risks, and we encourage them to challenge assumptions and the old way of doing things," says Intel India...

The company, which has announced it would trim 5,000 jobs globally this year, will not hire manpower in India in 2014.

Intel announced it would end the current year with fewer staff after the company reported December quarter earnings that missed street expe...

Intel Corporation has announced that it will invest over $120 million in consolidating its existing research and development infrastructure...

'I would like Intel India to be more respected and productive, have an engineering muscle whose works are highly repeatable locally and glo...

Few women make it up the ladder to senior roles and fewer still find positions at board level despite higher intake of women. ET takes a lo...

Women are increasingly occupying corner offices at technology companies in India.

Currently based in Santa Clara, but hailing from Kolkata, Kumud Srinivasan, will become the first woman president of Intel in India.