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Wipro CEO Pallia takes home Rs 49.6 crore in FY26Wipro CEO Srinivas Pallia's compensation decreased to $5.29 million in FY26, while executive chairman Rishad A Premji earned $773,213. The ...
Europe learnings to put Tata Steel ahead in IndiaTata Steel anticipates its UK operations will achieve break-even this fiscal year. This positive outlook stems from recovering steel prices...
Teacher Appreciation Week 2026 Deals: Free meals, big discounts and why it matters more than everNational Teacher Appreciation Week 2026 offers numerous deals and freebies for educators from May 4-8. Many businesses, including Chipotle,...
An old legacy lights up: AI takes on decades of tech debtHelping enterprises unshackle billions of lines of legacy code they are buried under unlocks opportunities for Indian IT. But firms, especi...
HCL Tech Q4 Preview: Will growth surprise investors after weak Wipro earnings?HCL Technologies is poised for a mixed March quarter, anticipating steady year-on-year growth but a sequential dip due to software seasonal...
LTIMindtree Q2 results preview: Strong sequential CC growth seen; margins to expandLTIMindtree is expected to report strong revenue growth driven by BFSI. Revenue for Q2 may grow up to 3% quarter-on-quarter in constant cur...
Digital transformation deals back in play for IT industry with a cost twistDigital transformation projects are making a comeback in India’s IT services industry after a lull of about two years, albeit with some cos...
How will a victory for Trump impact Indian IT sector? Moshe Katri answersSo, I think you will probably see a divergence in their performances just given the fact that some companies are specifically focused on di...
LTIMindtree Q1 Preview: Healthy sequential growth likely on uptick in BFSI, manufacturingLTIMindtree's Q1 results on July 17 likely show 2% quarterly, 4% yearly revenue growth, 5% PAT rise. March quarter net profit fell to Rs 1,...
TCS Q4 results preview: What to expect and 6 things for investors to trackTCS' press releases and certain media reports have indicated several deal wins in the quarter including a few mega deals. Kotak expects str...
Accenture results signal growth impact in FY24, larger firms to benefitMost analysts expect the Indian IT sector to grow its revenue in mid- to high-single digits year on year in FY24, a steep climb down from t...
Cost-optimisation programmes will lead deal mix in 2023Industry experts said the top players like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), HCLTech, Infosys, and Wipro will be better positioned to tap th...
Uptick seen in Infy’s cost saving-based deals: Kotak reportOn operating margins, Infosys is expected to weather some of the headwinds, especially attrition-related costs and compensation increases.
Broader slowdown imminent but manageable; HCL, Infosys top picks: Kotak InstitutionalThe brokerage is of the view that the signs of slowdown have now broadened. The slowdown, which originally was seen among small and midsize...
Clients eyeing more cost takeout deals: Mindtree CEODebashis Chatterjee, CEO Mindtree, talked to ET about clients prioritizing on saving costs amid surging energy prices and the company's upc...
TCS Q1 Earnings: Top things to watch out forAnalysts expect TCS to report revenue growth driven by an acceleration in digital transformation demand and deal ramp-ups from clients onbo...
Tech Mahindra set up pandemic task forces to build a future-ready firmThe task forces, which were set up soon after the coronavirus outbreak, “has started delivering results very strongly”, Tech Mahindra CFO M...
Infosys to keep an eye on pipeline for net new deals: COO UB Pravin RaoPravin Rao said that the company's consulting business will remain muted for the rest of the year as it reworks this unit.
Infosys COO says not seeing pricing pressureAnother cause for concern at Infosys is the fact that its pipeline over the last year has seen a greater proportion of renewal deals.
- Banks don't buy IIFCL's take-out financing scheme
IIFCL’s proposal to charge 50 BPS fee of loan amount will pinch borrowers, Say bankers.