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TCS or Infosys? Which IT company has the highest share of H-1B visa employeesTrump’s $100,000 H-1B fee will make sending Indian IT engineers to the US costly, hitting firms like Infosys, TCS, and Hexaware, which rely...- US visa shocker: Indian industry says $100,000 H-1B fee hike a disruptor, cries foul over deadlineThe US decision to hike H-1B visa application fees to USD 100,000 has sparked concerns for the Indian IT sector, potentially disrupting ons...
- US visa shocker: Indian industry says $100,000 H-1B fee hike a disruptor, cries foul over deadlineThe US has hiked H-1B visa application fees to USD 100,000, sparking concerns for the Indian IT sector already grappling with global econom...
- H-1B reality hits home; Games24x7 layoffsHappy Thursday! The once-popular H-1B visas are now going out of fashion. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Altimetrik nears Rs 5,100 crore acquisition of SLK SoftwareAltimetrik, a US-based digital services firm, is close to acquiring SLK Software. The deal values SLK between $500-600 million. Altimetrik ...
- India’s IT sector treads the tightrope between tariff wars and recession fearsIndia's software services exporters face uncertainty as global tariff wars, particularly from the US, and economic concerns impact growth p...
- IT stocks fall from peaks: What's behind the decline?Eight of the top ten IT stocks have entered bear market territory, including Infosys, HCLTech, and Tech Mahindra.
- Nifty sinks below 22,000, Sensex falls over 350 points, tracking global peers ahead of Trump's tariffsIndian benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, fell on Tuesday, impacted by losses in Reliance Industries and IT stocks, following declines in...
- D-St traders lose Rs 4.35 lakh crore as Sensex ends 857 pts, Nifty below 22,600; 4 factors behind the fallStock Market Highlights: Benchmark indices closed lower for the fifth consecutive session as the BSE Sensex fell over 850 points and the Ni...
- Fry-day! RIL, bank stock drags Sensex, Nifty lower for 2nd consecutive sessionIndian markets opened lower despite positive global cues, with declines led by Reliance Industries and banking stocks.
- LTIMindtree opens Mexico City delivery centreThe centre will support the company’s capabilities in the region, bringing LTIMindtree’s services closer to its customers in the SAP and di...
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