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Infosys issues legal notices to media houses Posted on 10th June 2014 |
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Bangalore/New Delhi: India’s second largest software exporter Infosys Ltd has issued legal notices of Rs.2,000 crore each against at least three publications owned by Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd and The Indian Express Ltd, alleging that some articles they had published defamed the company. |
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IT exports from Odisha up 23% in 2013-14 Posted on 7th June 2014 |
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Software exports from Odisha has touched about Rs 2,400 crore in 2013-14, an increase of 23.4 per cent over the previous fiscal, according to the provisional data compiled by Software Technology Parks of India (STPI). IT units in the state had exported Rs 1,945 crore in 2012-13, including Rs 1,705 crore by the STPI registered units. |
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Infosys' Global Sales Head Prasad Thrikutam quits Posted on 6th June 2014 |
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In yet another top-level exit at Infosys, Prasad Thrikutam, global head of sales, marketing and strategic appliance, has quit the company. Thrikutam, with Infosys for the past 19 years, was also heading Americas, the largest market for the Bangalore-based company. |
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Clients query Infosys on top exits, rising attrition Posted on 6th June 2014 |
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Infosys, India’s second-largest information technology services company, has said a few of its clients have sent queries on the rising attrition in the company, especially the exits of many senior leaders in the recent past. This is the first time the city-based company has spoken about clients’ concerns on such issues. |
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Inefficient CEO selection process could hurt Infosys: Kotak report Posted on 5th June 2014 |
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The turnaround story of India’s second-largest IT services exporter, Infosys, could get delayed further due to an inefficiently handled CEO selection process and senior management exits, impacting its revenue growth during the current fiscal, according to a brokerage house. |
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Pharma M&As to drive Infosys' life sciences biz Posted on 5th June 2014 |
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Infosys, India’s second largest software services company, expects the recent spate of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in the global pharmaceutical sector to boost its life sciences business over the next 12 months. “There is a lot of M&A activity happening in the life sciences space. When M&A is typically initiated, budgets are tightly controlled, because companies are hoarding cash to ward off (rival bids) and to make the sale happen,” said Manish Tandon, senior vice-president and global segment head of life sciences. |
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US tech worker groups boycott Infosys, IBM, Manpower Posted on 3rd June 2014 |
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Three technology workers groups in the US have announced a boycott against Infosys, IBM and Manpower claiming that the companies have indulged in hiring practices that excludes US workforce from local job openings in that country. The boycott will continue until these three technology majors demonstrate employment practices that follow laws prohibiting discrimination in the upcoming jobs for FY2016, the three groups-- Bright Future Jobs, Programmers Guild and Washtech, said in a press release. Recruitment for these jobs will start from October this year. |
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Speculation over next CEO, exit fears cloud Infosys Posted on 3rd June 2014 |
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As speculation over information technology major Infosys’ hunt for its next chief executive officer (CEO) gathers pace, the Bangalore-based company observed fatigue building among its employees and investors. According to sources, few clients of the company have also started raising concerns over the search process and rumours of further exits from the company. |
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A look back at Narayana Murthy's first year in his second innings at Infosys Posted on 2nd June 2014 |
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A year ago, when India’s second-largest information technology (IT) services company, Infosys, brought back iconic co-founder N R Narayana Murthy as executive chairman, about two years after his retirement, the decision was welcomed with much fanfare. Despite a shrinking market share and declining profitability, Murthy’s return helped Infosys get a double thumbs-up from investors. While the company’s shares rose around five per cent in the first trade after the announcement of Murthy’s return, they surged nearly 30 per cent over the next three months. |
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Murthy says changes in best interest of Infosys Posted on 31st May 2014 |
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Infosys Executive Chairman N R Narayana Murthy on Friday said the departure of 10 senior executives was in the best interests of the city-based information technology company. “As we embark on a newer and better horizon for our employees and our clients, we will see some transition in leadership,” Murthy said in an email to Infosys employees on Friday. “Please rest assured that the leadership changes take into account the best interests of the company.” |
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