Infosys CEO Salil Parekh has assured no job cuts, confirming plans to hire approximately 20,000 graduates this year.

Infosys' performance has reignited investor interest in the sector and triggered a fresh debate on which IT stock—among ...

The Indian IT sector's Q1 results were mixed, with Infosys performing better than TCS, Wipro, and HCL Tech. The Nifty IT ...

Infosys shares experienced a decline of over 1% on Thursday due to profit-booking following the release of its Q1 FY26 ...

Key Takeaways Infosys Q1 profit stood at ₹6,921 crore, but the share price dropped 1.16% due to muted revenue guidance.FY26 revenue outlook was revised down to ...

DMA for the short-term bias to turn favourable; on the upside the stock can potentially jump to ₹1,707 levels, indicates ...

India's leading IT firms experienced single-digit revenue growth in Q1, impacted by macroeconomic instability and delayed ...

India's leading IT firms experienced modest single-digit revenue growth in Q1 FY26, influenced by global economic ...

INFY's Q1 revenues rise 4.8% year over year to $4.94 billion, driven by strong segment growth and solid client additions.

In the wake of Infosys' first quarter earnings, Morgan Stanley maintained an 'Equal-Weight' call on the counter, but hiked target price to Rs 1,700 compared to an earlier target of Rs 1,650.

Among the big four IT giants, India's second-largest IT major, Infosys, has fundamentally emerged at the top in terms of revenue growth and deal volumes.