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Why Infosys' board is facing the fury of its founders |
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While the revenue per employee for Indian companies like Infosys and TCS stays at $50,000, their global counterparts like Microsoft report RPE at $600,000. |
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7 most-downloaded apps on iPhones and iPads across the world |
Wonder which now are the hottest apps on Apple devices in India as well as across the world? |
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Here's why Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella thinks that the company needs to look like everyone |
Microsoft has to "look like everyone and every organisation in the world" for it to accomplish its mission, the technology giant's Indian-born CEO Satya Nadella has said, asserting the importance of "diversity and inclusion" amid an environment of di... |
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Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka to address investors on February 13 |
Amid the ongoing conflict between Infosys' Board and its founders, its CEO Vishal Sikka is scheduled to meet institutional investors tomorrow at an event in Mumbai. |
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Uber sued over a 'love affair' |
An adulterous businessman in France has sought damages of up to $48 million from Uber over his wife's discovery of his extra-marital rides. |
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China's richest man has this 30-30-30 advice for the future |
The World Economic Forum's annual outing at Davos every January is the place to be to hear from a cross-section of world leaders and opinion makers. This year, Alibaba founder Jack Ma left the audience with some parting thoughts after his session. |
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Snapdeal plans to cut 1,000 jobs |
In February 2016, Snapdeal had put over 200 employees on a Performance Improvement Program and eventually let go of the additional staff. |
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Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka safe for now, say fund managers |
Vishal Sikka’s position as Infosys CEO appears to be safe for now with fund managers and insurance companies saying that there is no threat to his position, but they hope to see a resolution of differences between promoters and the management. |
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Salary increments at IT companies may fall to 2% this year |
In the technology industry, the career ladder isn't the only important attribute disappearing too quickly: Additional digits on payslips may be the next to go as wage-growth at software companies increasingly moves in lockstep with recent investor re... |
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Infosys board trying to avoid 'Cyrus Mistry-replay': Source |
The Infosys Ltd board does not want a war of words with the Indian software services company's former leadership to descend into the kind of damaging row seen at Tata, an Infosys boardroom source said on Friday. |
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