Infosys board members are set to discuss leadership changes. Current CEO Salil Parekh's term concludes soon. A two-year extension is antici...

Former Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka has emphasised the critical need to keep AI on leash and build trustworthy AI. “They can sound extremely co...

Hours after quitting as CEO, Sikka updated his profile.

Job searches get tougher with age, especially when hiring these days seems skewed towards younger folks or specifically those below 35.

There was a difference in culture between Mr Narayan Murthy and the founders and Vishal Sikka.

Infosys Board member Kiran Mazumdar Shaw says she doesn't believe there are governance breakdowns in Infosys. She says board will try to se...

Already, DN Prahlad has been nominated or has been inducted into the board as an independent director by the founders, says Subramanian

“Values is not being the way you were back in the 1980s or something. Values is about being true to your principles and continually interpr...

Sikka talks about GST, challanges in developing GST architecture for the new tax regime and to facilitate timely preparedness of the corpor...

The nature of our business is such that the impact on the first quarter gets reflected in the subsequent quarters more prominently.

As long as we have the ability to educate people in the skills of tomorrow, we will be okay, says Sikka of Infosys in an interview to ET No...

Country's second largest software services firm Infosys today said its chief executive Vishal Sikka has acquired 9,116 shares after partly ...

A round-up of those whose worth went up or down today: Vishal Sikka (Up), Stephen Hawking (Up) and Hisao Tanaka (Down).

"Vishal Sikka is a wonderful leader, excited about the future," Murthy told ET Now. "Sikka brings best of both worlds", he added.

"We are working on the strategies in being more precise and articulate, and more quantitative about the implications of this to our investm...

Here is a round-up of those whose worth went up or down today - K Radhakrishnan, Vishal Sikka and Juergen Fitschen.

Written in simple language, the email addressed Infosys employees as "friends", and went on to lay the groundwork for what lies ahead.