Wipro is known globally for software, but its oldest business—manufacturing hydraulic cylinders—is quietly at the forefront ...

TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCLTech – are planning a cautious yet steady increase in hiring for FY26, signaling a return to ...

Infosys recently laid off 240 trainees due to their failure to meet internal assessment criteria, offering them transition ...

Microsoft is reportedly planning to announce its next round of layoffs which will affect non-tech roles and middle level ...

Growth is projected to be muted in FY26, with an expected slowdown in revenue generation, reports The Economic Times.

The Supreme Court, in its April 3 verdict, declared the entire 2016 recruitment panel created by the SSC as null and void, citing widespread irregularities.

India's top IT firms, including TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, have slowed hiring despite a slight headcount increase in Q4 FY25.

A piece of good news for technology institutions in the country as India’s two biggest IT service providers announced that ...

While Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys, the two leading IT firms in India, have promised to hire more freshers in ...

The unemployment-to-vacancy ratio is a measure of labour market tightness, as it shows how many unemployed people there are for each available unfilled job. An increase in the unemployment-to-vacancy ...

In this article, we will take a look at where Wipro Limited (NYSE:WIT) stands against other best Indian stocks. India’s stock market had a rough ride during the second half of FY25, amid ...

Microsoft is reportedly considering another round of job cuts in May, driven by a push for greater efficiency and a leaner organizational structure. Sources indicate the cuts will likely target ...