TCS announced that it will be deferring wage hikes to its 6.07 lakh employees due to the business uncertainties triggered by the tariff issues, and Wipro said wage hikes for FY26 will be decided ...

India's top IT firms, TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, reported disappointing Q4 results due to macro uncertainties and US tariff ...

For the year ending March 31, Wipro reported gross revenue of $10.4 billion, reflecting a 0.7% decline year-over-year.

Sujan Hajra from Anand Rathi Group remains optimistic about India's growth and equity market, anticipating 12-13% annualised ...

HDFC Asset Management and Infosys have announced dividends for shareholders, besides sharing their Q4 results.

Infosys also joined the list of largecap IT companies disappointing on the earnings front after it reported its March quarter ...

Wipro’s Q4 results missed market expectations, leading to a 5% drop in share price. The company has paused salary hikes due ...

Attrition increased to 14.1% in Q4, down from 12.6% a year ago. The total headcount of the firm currently stands at 3,23,578, ...

Industry experts estimate that GCCs and IT services, which typically have an average attrition rate of between 12-16%, may just stop replacing these employees if the US tariffs impact them or their ...

Wipro dropped 5.60% to Rs 233.65 after a domestic broker downgraded the stock to a 'Hold' and slashed its target price to Rs 260 from Rs 300.

Results: Wipro reported a 26 per cent rise in consolidated net profit for the March quarter of FY25, but warned of a weak ...