 | 'If there was compassionate capitalism, what need for corporate social responsibility?', Priyanka Kharge’s riposte to Narayana MurthyNoting that the government had rolled out the guarantee scheme just a few months ago, Kharge said that those who criticise the schemes should wait at least one full financial cycle. |
 | Nothing should be given for free, says Infosys co-founder Narayana MurthyThe Infosys co-founder also said compassionate capitalism is the only solution for a poor country like India to become a prosperous nation. |
 | With IT companies calling employees back to office, demand for Bengaluru office space to go upThe report said Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai contributed 58% to total office leasing and 70% to new supply during Q3 of this calendar year. |
 | Infy employees to get 80% variable payThe IT sector has been facing many challenges including macroeconomic headwinds and delays in decision making by clients. |
 | NR Narayana Murthy says India should invest $1 billion a year to accelerate NEP outcome"Our nation, targeting a GDP of $5 trillion soon, will not find it a big financial burden,” he said. |
 | IT companies see huge demand for senior talentsIn March this year, Tech Mahindra announced Infosys veteran Mohit Joshi as the MD and CEO designate of the company. |
 | NHAI commences efforts to repair crater on NH 66The NHAI aims to complete the filling by Saturday night and expects to finish the road tarring process by Monday. |
 | Whether 70 hours or not, sweat it outRegarding personal finances, your ability to earn more can affect your long-term wealth. A lot of youngsters are planning to retire early. |
 | Bye home!: End of remote work era as tech companies make work from office mandatoryTop IT firms like TCS, Infosys and Wipro gradually calling back their employees to office |
 | Three-day week work from office at InfosysFrom March 2020, employees have been working from home, and in April last year, the company began its hybrid model, offering flexibility to employees. |
| Infosys now asks employees to work from office thrice a week"Every quarter, every week, we are seeing more and more employees back into the campus and we believe this will continue on," Salil Parekh, CEO and MD, Infosys, said. |
 | India is best place to innovate, build technologies for world, says Infosys CofounderHe added that the world and India need to keep sustainability in mind and build models such as the new technology for mobility as it is the need of the hour. |
 | Murthy’s 70-hour week comment for youth sparks nationwide debateDisagreeing with Murthy, upGrad founder Ronnie Screwvala in a post said boosting productivity isn’t just about working longer hours. |
| Narayana Murthy wants India's youth to work 70 hours a week, claims work productivity 'at lowest'The Infosys founder urged the youth of the country to step up productivity to compete with those countries that have made tremendous progress. |
| IT companies cut revenue growth guidanceInfosys has slashed its FY24 guidance to 1-2.5%. Earlier in July, it slashed its FY24 revenue guidance from 4-7% to 1-3.5%. |
 | CM Jagan inaugurates Infosys facility, defers Vizag shifting plan to DecemberHoping that Infosys would do wonders for Vizag, he noted that IDC, which was beginning its operation with a strength of 1,000 employees, would expand further. |
| Infosys sets foot in Vizag, upskills local talentAccommodating more than 1,000 employees across 10 business units, IDC fosters inclusiveness and equality through modern hybrid workplaces, incorporating new designs and harnessing local talent. |
 | Street disappointed with Infosys' second consecutive guidance cut estimatesThe IT services company lowered its revenue growth guidance to 1-2.5% from the previous estimates of 1-3% citing challenges in discretionary spending and slow decision-making in the market. |
| Infosys may skip campus hiring this year; wage hike from NovOn the return to office, the IT company said it wants to remain flexible with employees. |
 | Infosys to pause on freshers’ hiring this yearThis is the sixth consecutive quarter that Infosys has been seeing a decline in hiring and the second quarter in a row when its total workforce strength has slipped. |
