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TCS vigil mechanism is under Sebi watch

Phillippe Guionnet, a US-based client-facing executive at TCS, lodged the complaint in a letter to the regulator earlier this month.

Mid-tier IT caught between shrinking deals and rising costs

The slowdown in spending on banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) has emerged as a key concern.

Visionet plans to hire 800 employees in 6 months

"We are planning to hire around 800 people in the next six months which will take our team strength to over 2,500 in India," Visionet Managing Director Alok Bansal told.

Mindtree to maintain double-digit growth: L&T head Subrahmanyan

The engineering conglomerate is the majority owner of the mid-tier technology services company, after it acquired 60.06% stake.

Infosys board wants to monitor steps to bring down attrition

Though the attrition rate at Infosys was 13-15% historically, it has spiked in the past one year. Firm maintains that while attrition is a concern, it’s not affecting services to clients.

HP to invest $500 million for India growth

​​HP said it would begin building a high-tech extension to its campus in Mahadevapura, in Bengaluru, that will be able to house more than 10,000 employees as well as state-ofthe-art R&D facilities.

How Big Tech players like Google and Facebook are rulling the digital advertising world

Google, some publishers say, owns the entire supply (and demand) chain for ad tech and structures it in a way that disincentivises companies from working with any third-party products.

New WhatsApp Global head to meet RBI, NPCI officials

​​​A WhatsApp spokesperson did not confirm or deny meetings with RBI and NPCI officials and only said Cathcart will meet leaders to discuss WhatsApp’s support for Digital India.

Shot in arm for BPOs: No GST on select services

Business to be treated as 'intermediary' only when there is clear facilitation of services.

Mindtree founders will stay on to stabilise company

Natarajan, Parthasarathy and Ravanan promise to help after meeting with nonexecutive chairman Naik.

Stability is a work in progress: Wipro CEO

hen you have those uncertainties, you have to factor them in guidance. General uncertainties such as trade tariff and Brexit, none of that is unique to Wipro.

IT companies tightening salary budgets, leveraging variable pay for niche skills

This comes as Indian IT service companies grapple with margin pressure and rising employee costs amid a growing need for high-cost digital skills.

Tech Mahindra sees "stable growth" market in Bangladesh

Tech Mahindra receives more than 5% of its overall business from India currently, and is looking to create more opportunities in neighbouring markets.

Will protect Mindtree’s unique culture: L&T CEO

A council will be set up to facilitate exchange of best practices between the two cos, says Subrahmanyan.

Carlyle set to invest $45 mn in DailyHunt

If successful the transaction could value the 12-year-old company at about $650 million, pre-money, according to multiple sources aware of the development.

More than 2,000 crorepatis in Infosys ranks abroad

In FY17, Infosys had over 1,700 employees who earned more than Rs 1crore, as ET had reported.