Indian IT firms have lined up robust hiring plans for 2021-22. The top four IT firms - TCS, Infosys, HCL Technologies and Wipro - collectively plan to hire 91,000 from campuses, a little higher than last year.
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22nd Apr 2021 | Updated at 09:33am 22nd Apr 2021
Govt won't go for lockdowns in big way: Sitharaman
Amid surging coronavirus cases in India, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman made it clear that the government would not go for lockdowns in a big way and only resort to local containment. In a virtual meeting with World Bank Group President...
Tata Sons exits BPM biz, offloads Conneqt stake
Tata Sons has sold its remaining 30% in the business process management (BPM) unit Conneqt to Quess Corp - majority owned by Indian-Canadian businessman Prem Watsa - for £20.8 million.
As part of pre-Budget deliberations, India's finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman held a meeting with state FMs, who suggested steps to revive growth and boost revenue collection against the backdrop of the Covid crisis.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) reported 4.1% sequential growth in constant currency in the third quarter. This, it said, was its best performance in nine years in a seasonally weak quarter, as demand from clients remained strong during the...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the fiscal and reform measures undertaken by the government following the Covid-19 outbreak as he held deliberations...
India’s economy is expected to contract by 7.7% in 2020-21 ravaged by the impact of the Covid-19 induced lockdown, with the crucial services and manufacturing...
China last week expressed its “deep concern” over the recent foreign direct investment (FDI) policy changes initiated by Modi government, alleging that it curbs takeovers and acquisitions of Indian companies.
The government will look to bridge the yawning fiscal deficit through sale of spectrum that begins from March1. The sale of airwaves, a total of 2,251MHz, is being seen as crucial for the exchequer even though struggling telecom companies such...
The Indian government may not be able to close the BPCL and Air India disinvestment transactions by March 31, although it is pushing the sale of five large...
Zhong Shanshan, founder of bottled water company Nongfu Spring has overtaken Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani as the richest person in Asia, with a net worth of $77.8 billion
Markets regulator Sebi fined Reliance Industries, its main promoter Mukesh Ambani and two other entities a total of £7 million for alleged manipulative...
