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Infosys 3rd in Forbes’ list of ‘World’s Best Regarded Companies’
24 Sep 2019
Visa and Ferrari topped the list that also had Indian companies like Tata Consultancy Services at 22, Tata Motors at 31, Tata Steel at 105 and L&T at 115
Microsoft announces $40 bn share buyback, hikes dividend
19 Sep 2019
Microsoft reported revenue of $125.8 billion for the financial year 2019, and a net income of $39.2 billion, setting a new record fiscal year, even as the trillion-dollar company returned $7.7 billion to shareholders in the form of share repurchases and dividends in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2019
Wipro Q1 net profit up 13% at Rs2,388 cr
17 Jul 2019
Future is bright, Premji tells Wiproites ahead of his last AGM as CMD
17 Jul 2019
Premji said while the company is committed to enhancing value for stakeholders, as a large technology company which employs 170,000 plus people, Wipro has the responsibility to drive an inclusive growth
Infosys shares zoom over 7% on strong Q1 earnings
15 Jul 2019
Infosys on Friday reported strong performance in earnings and revenue for the April-June 2019-20 quarter and announced plans to recruit 18,000 people from campuses this fiscal
TCS Q1 FY’20 net profit rises 10.8% to Rs8,131 cr
10 Jul 2019
TCS also posted an 11.4 per cent rise in revenue to Rs38,172 crore during the April-June 2019-20 quarter and reported operating margin of 24.2 per cent for the quarter
Binny Bansal sells 0.33% in Flipkart to Walmart for $76.4 million
24 Jun 2019
Binny Bansal, who had earlier also sold a small portion of his residual stake in Flipkart, owned 3.52 per cent stake in Flipkart before the latest sale of 5,39,912 shares to Walmart
CCI begins market study of e-commerce in India
19 Jun 2019
Infosys opens design and innovation studio in London
12 Jun 2019
The new Experience Design and Innovation Studio in Shoreditch, London expands Infosys’ global network of digital studios that focus on customer-centric experiences to bring together the best design, innovation, AI and emerging technologies
TCS pips IBM with market cap of over $120 billion
11 Jun 2019
At close of trading on Monday, TCS had a market capitalisation of $120.5 billion (Rs8.37 lakh crore), while in early New York trade, IBM was at $119.6 billion (Rs8.32 lakh crore), stock market data showed
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