Infosys market cap falls down the years

Leading Turkish private bank Turkland Bank has deployed Finacle software product of Indian IT bellwether Infosys for its core banking, customer relationship management and treasury operations. "Implementation of our core banking software (Finacle) at Turkland ...

(Times of India Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) BANGALORE: Several Indian IT services companies, including HCL Technologies, Mahindra Satyam and Infosys as well as engineering conglomerate L&T, have bid for the services business of Chennai-based ...

Infosys usually follows the policy of giving promotional letters along with the letter of increment. IT employees in Infosys may not see any salary increase during the April-May time frame. The traditional format of pay hike announcements along with ...

Indian ADRs ended mixed on Friday. In the Banking space, ICICI Bank was up 0.79 percent at USD 48.39 and HDFC Bank was up 1.46 percent at USD 42.99. In the Telecom space, Tata Communication was down 2.66 percent at USD 8.05.

BPO revenues grew a healthy 17.8% in 2012-13, compared to IT services that grew sub-6%, which perhaps is the reason why the former is being treated differently. The BPO division has about 25,000 of Infosyss 1.5 lakh employees. Infosys said it doesnt comment ...

SD Shibulal, urged the company's shareholders to keep the faith, even as the company goes through one of the toughest periods in its history. RELATED An embattled Infosys CEO, SD Shibulal, urged the company's shareholders to keep the faith, even as ...

Dataquest Infosys has said changes in policies and laws, both domestic and foreign, and intensifying competition in the technology services market may impact its revenues. Infosys has stated that its profitability is being affected ...

Infosys Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director said on Friday that despite difficult conditions prevailing in the market, the company's new focus on innovation-oriented growth has been well received by clients. "Our new strategic direction is being ...

CNBC-TV18's Shreya Roy reports that job applications to Infosys have fallen 40% and the rate of attrition has reached 16%.