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Taiwan beefs up anti-ship missile arsenal to counter threat of Chinese invasionTaiwan is boosting its missile power to over 1,800 by 2029. This move aims to deter a potential Chinese invasion or blockade. The island is...- Federal Bank eyes long-term value creation from SCB Card portfolio acquisitionFederal Bank is acquiring Standard Chartered's credit card portfolio, gaining a high-quality, younger customer base with strong credit scor...
- TCS bets on AI hiring, partnerships as currency gains lift margins; eyes 360-degree ecosystem playTata Consultancy Services, India's largest IT firm, saw its profits grow slightly. This was helped by favorable currency rates and better o...
- This industry gives the highest salary hike: Not IT or real estate; check what's driving salary success in 2026Salary hikes in India are stabilizing around 9.1% for 2026, a slight increase from 9.0% in 2025, as companies prioritize cost discipline an...
- Attrition for MBA campus talent highest across degrees; employee turnover among campus hires drops in 2023 vs 2022, survey showsA survey by Deloitte has revealed that the attrition rate among MBA graduates hired directly from campus was the highest across disciplines...
- Transformations across sectors and demand for niche skills driving attrition trendsAttrition at senior levels in various industries like software, internet, gaming, and BFSI is influenced by factors like intra-industry mig...
- Wipro promotes over 70 executives to stem attrition at top levelWith the recent promotions, the Bengaluru-based IT firm now has around 200 vice presidents and 32 senior vice presidents.
- Financial services battle flight of talent to lucrative sectorsThe Aon analysis also showed that overall attrition in the banking segment is 24.7% between January and September, with domestic banks show...
- As attrition drops, Indian IT majors eye higher marginsAttrition rate over the past 12 months has dropped to 17-18% across the sector, say experts.
- One in two with digital skills change jobs as demand soarsMeanwhile, the overall IT services sector in India created more than 500,000 new jobs in FY22, doubling the earlier projected net growth of...
- IT companies go all out to stop attrition of skilled young staffIT firms are providing better hikes, bonuses and promotions to employees to stem the talent outflow.
- Mother Dairy faces high attrition at top levelThe company, one the country’s leading dairy players with sales of around Rs 8,000 crore, has lost some of its top executives after its for...
- Gross hiring in top IT companies in FY17 may fall on lower attrition"Gross hiring in fiscal 2016-17 could reduce on lower attrition and benefits of productivity initiatives," the report added.
- TCS hands out 8% average salary hike; top performers to get 10%TCS also faced higher levels of attrition in the March quarter and the company attributed the increased attrition to higher level of opport...
- Infosys now losing close to a fifth of its workforce every year as attrition climbsFor the quarter ended June 30, attrition rose to 19.5%, up from 18.7% in the previous quarter. A year ago, Infosys had an attrition rate of...
- ITeS to see highest attrition at 21%; exits at junior levelITeS is likely to witness high exit rates across different levels of management, the maximum attrition would be recorded among the junior s...
- Indian IT companies like Infosys, TCS, Wipro go slow on hiring of IT professionalsWipro's attrition rate has dropped sharply to 14.6% in the September quarter from the 21-22 % rates in the first half of the last financial...
- Welspun Group faces top-level executives attritionThe $4-bn Welspun Group is grappling with the exodus of its senior management executives on grounds of employee dissatisfaction.
- IT sector to see highly positive hiring trends this year: SurveyThe IT sector is likely to witness 20% increase in overall workforce levels as this segment will continue to see double digit growth, says ...
- Attrition saga: Many who left are CEOsVice-president HR of Infosys BPO Nandita Gurjar is not worried about the high attrition rate.
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