In April, Infosys had announced its plan to sell Panaya.

As it struggles to sell the business, the firm is finding projects internally that Panaya could be leveraged to showcase the platform to po...

“There is more due diligence for all acquisitions, going ahead,” said Infosys ceo Salil Parekh.

Investors and regulators might want to pick it up from where Murthy had left, as Panaya looks set to leave Infosys’ balance sheet forever.

In a letter, the person sought accountability of the board in this issue.

The company had acquired application automation programme Panaya and retail ecommerce product Skava for $200 million and $120 million each.

Firm's Co-founder Narayana Murthy had raised a storm over lack of transparency in the deal.

Nilekani, who found no wrong-doing in the Panaya acquisition, picked Salil Parekh, a former executive of Capgemini to head the company from...

At the centre of the Infosys storm is a $200-million acquisition of a company, Panaya, which Murthy had pointed out in his letter to the In...

Murthy wants the board to make the Panaya report public, to enhance transparency and accountability. Panaya is Infy's second biggest acquis...

Infosys has denied the allegations made in the anonymous letter and stated that no member of the Infosys management team was involved in pr...

The whistleblower is reported to have mailed the letter to the Indian market regulator Securities Exchange of India (Sebi) in Mumbai.

Sikka said that money wasn’t his main driver that keeps him going at Infosys. “The endeavour here is take an engineer and turn him into an ...

The price paid by Infosys meant the company was valued six times its revenue, Bansal had told analysts in the earnings call when the deal w...

Cohen, a former IBM executive, said the company's integ tive, said the company's integration with Infosys was yet to be completed and will ...

Infosys plans to bring Panaya's technology, currently centered around enterprise resource planning software management, to other service li...

Sikka described the buy as freedom from 'the drudgery of repetitive tasks'. Strong words underscoring the challenges faced by India's outso...