Infy is expected to post flattish revenue growth in the first quarter which ended on June 30 and maintain its fullyear revenue guidance of ...

Infosys has elevated Dadlani as the head of Americas & Krishnamurthy as head of Europe, offering plump portfolios of overseeing 2 key geogr...

Sikka, who was executive board member of SAP, will replace S D Shibulal, one of the seven engineers who founded Infosys in 1981, from Augus...

After rallying about 4% in early trade as Vishal Sikka was named the new CEO, the stock closed the day in the red at Rs 3,166; down 0.38%.

Based in Bangalore, Murthy will report to Dell Senior Vice President and CFO Thomas Sweet and Dell Services president Suresh Vaswani.

The Bangalore-based company has seen a spate of top-level exits since its co-founder Narayana Murthy came back from retirement in June last...

Shares of Infosys today ended over 1 per cent lower following the exit of its global head of strategic sales, marketing and alliances Prasa...

Prasad Thrikutam, global head for sales and marketing at Infosys quit on Thursday, in what is the latest in a series of senior management e...

According to an Infosys official the senior management exits were unfortunate, it opened up opportunities for the next layer of leaders.

Prasad Thrikutam, formerly executive council member of Infosys, was made president and global Head of Application Services at Dell.

Indian markets are expected to trade in a range. Here is a list of ten stocks which are likely to be in focus today.

Prasad, global head for sales and marketing quit on Thursday, in what is latest in a series of senior management exits in last one year.

Software major Infosys Technologies today announced composition of new Executive Council (EC), a high level body that frames its business s...

Apart from top-deck changes, Infy has also been consolidating verticals and service lines as part of its "Infosys 3.0" strategy.

Stephen Pratt, UB Pravin Rao, Prasad Thrikutam and Nandita Gurjar (head-HR) will be the four new additions on the EC.

Displeased investors pushed the stocks down by 10 pc and many analysts were sceptical about the company’s prospects in coming months.

During past few quarters, Infosys has lagged peers, raising questions whether company's top brass should handle more than one portfolio.