Cognizant slashed its revenue growth guidance earlier and said it was looking at cutting jobs to reduce costs.

Where once banks outsourced work, they are now choosing to do more of it in-house.

GE was one of the earliest and biggest outsourcers of IT. Over the last couple of years, though, GE’s chief information officer Jim Fowler ...

We are now looking at the end-to-end processes that we run out of in India, at what technology we can apply to those processes to drive eff...

Obama said after years of shipping jobs overseas, the US manufacturing sector is creating jobs at a pace not seen since the 1990s.

Obama said his top priority as President is making sure more hardworking Americans have a chance to get ahead.

President Barack Obama has said the US manufacturing sector is growing faster than any other economy and is now in a good position to creat...

Declaring that 2014 can be the "breakthrough year" for America and the US is "better-positioned for the 21st century than any other nation ...

Some veterans said the Indian IT sector was “too big and too important” to the US to be affected much by whatever Obama now does.

"It is important to recognise that insourcing, outsourcing, supply chain complexity, supply chain disaggregation, is here to stay," Laura T...

Some had predicted that the anti-offshoring campaign in the US would become more intense closer to the presidential elections in November. ...

A prominent US Senator has asked an Ohio-based security system company not to move its information technology and other back-office jobs to...

Indian companies are considered job-eating villains in US. However, the reality is that India Inc's local hires in America are rapidly risi...

US President Barack Obama today said that it is time to focus on "insourcing" and not on outsourcing, which takes jobs outside the country.

US cos are now moving jobs back from China, Japan and India could be next as White House will soon announce incentives for bringing jobs to...

US President Barack Obama today called upon the American companies to bring jobs back to country for rebuilding the economy.

The move, which involves moving out call-centre related work of Aviva's motor insurance division, will not result in major job cuts locally...