India's largest IT firm, TCS, reported a significant headcount reduction of 23,460 in FY26, ending with 584,519 employees. The company has ...

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TCS reported strong Q4 results, driven by robust performance in North America and a weak rupee. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

Per COO Aarthi Subramanian, a partnership with Anthropic is a possibility. During the year, the IT major pushed aggressively into the AI ec...

This comes as IT companies are facing slow growth because of macro headwinds and tech spends being pulled by clients.

“We believe our quarterly annualized attrition has peaked in Q2 and should see it taper down from this point, while compensation expectatio...

"Margin improvement will definitely happen, but moving towards 26-27% is a big challenge and when it comes to the supply-side situation, un...

While announcing its June quarter results, TCS’ workforce stood at 606,331, a net addition of 14,136 employees during the quarter. “IT serv...

The two companies hired 1.85 lakh freshers between them as demand for digital talent outstripped supply.

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"Gross hiring in fiscal 2016-17 could reduce on lower attrition and benefits of productivity initiatives," the report added.

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TCS also faced higher levels of attrition in the March quarter and the company attributed the increased attrition to higher level of opport...

TCS posted net profit of Rs 5,297 crore for the quarter ended in March. Revenue rose 31.2% from a year earlier to Rs 21,551 crore.

TCS attrition rate is significantly low, they have also added lot of people to the bottom of the pyramid.