It was also noted that Infosys denied a request to audit its use of TriZetto information, which could have supported its case and provided ...

Salary increases are normally given with effect from April, but the pandemic and resulting business uncertainty forced the company, as also...

India's 2nd largest IT services co posted a surprising jump in net growth of 3.9% to Rs 3,600 crore while revenue climbed 4.07% beating Str...

If Infosys continues with its recent form and trumps expectations, it would have a strong claim towards regaining its bellwether tag.

The top brass at Infosys wants Infosys to outpace all its top-tier rivals such as TCS and US-based Cognizant Technology Solutions.

Bank of America is now again handing out business worth over $300 million to India’s second largest software exporter Infosys.

If Sebi approves, the weight of Infosys in major indices will increase, making it crucial to deciding the future of major indices.

Analysts and other observers of the company will be expecting some news of the progress of Vishal Sikka’s “new and renew” strategy.

India's second largest software exporter Infosys has hired former Mindtree vice president head Amit Varma to bolster its digital transforma...

Infosys, the country’s second-largest software services provider, raised its full-year sales forecast to meet industry growth estimates.

Infy’s employee attrition rate stood at 18%--the highest among tier-1 software firms. It is also the highest for the company in the past tw...

Infosys’s financial performance also confirms the revival in demand in the US market, boding well for the rest of the Indian IT industry.

The street expects Infosys to report 3% growth in revenues reported in dollars, on the back of improving demand in the US and recent deal w...

India's second-largest software exporter Infosys said its revenue from financial services and insurance sectors rose 1.9% sequentially duri...

Riding the strong sentiment on Dalal Street, the stock closed at Rs 2,713, and now broking house analysts too are set to join the party.

Infosys said the number of European cos with “broken” economic models has risen, increasing opportunities for acquiring them.

Infy's non-executive chairman N R Narayana Murthy, tore into the mindset responsible for the Commonwealth Games mess that’s costing India i...