Infosys CEO Salil Parekh has assured no job cuts, confirming plans to hire approximately 20,000 graduates this year.

After a strong run fueled by robust orders and Operation Sindoor, Indian defence stocks are facing turbulence. Shares of companies like Mazagon Dock and Cochin Shipyard have declined significantly, ...

Midcap IT companies are facing a downturn, mirroring the struggles of their largecap counterparts. Q1 earnings revealed ...

Mansi Patel says the current market correction is driven more by macro headwinds than earnings. She views it as a healthy ...

Across five major IT firms, namely TCS, Infosys, HCL Technologies, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra, analysts made major revisions to ...

BENGALURU: TCS's recent decision to lay off over 12,200 employees (its biggest job cuts) sparked concern across the IT ...

Indian IT companies now seek fewer people, but with sharper and niche skills such as in AI, full stack, cloud, cybersecurity.

The Indian IT sector is reshaping its workforce, with reduced fresher hiring and slower revenue conversion, as AI and evolving client needs disrupt traditional models ...

In contrast, mid-sized Indian IT firms are more focused, more agile, and more realistic about their strengths. This pivot began last year when firms like LTIMindtree invested in startups like Voicing ...