Sd Shibulal

Infosys future will not be compromised for leadership: Murthy

Unfazed by the exodus of top executives, Infosys co-founder and Executive Chairman N R Narayana Murthy today said he wished luck to those who quit<br /><br /> the firm and said the company has a strong cadre of leaders and that its future will not be "compromised".

Infosys struggling to retain mid and junior level talent

Already facing an exodus of top management, Infosys is also struggling to retain talent at mid and junior levels, with 1,823 people leaving the firm in the October-December quarter.<br /><br />

Some execs who quit had larger aspirations than Infosys could offer: CEO

According to Shibulal, senior management had larger aspirations than what Infosys could offer.<br /><br />

Infosys net lags on one-time visa charge: All you need to know

Infosys has been under investigation in the US, its biggest market, over the past use of temporary employment visas and the company said it had made the provision based on discussions with U.S. government agencies and is seeking a "civil resolution" to the matter.<br /><br />

Forget that special dividend, we need cash: What Infosys said post results

According to Infosys CEO SD Shibulal the company witnessed broad-based volume growth during the quarter, made robust client additions, won five large deal and increased sales momentum of itd big data and cloud offerings.<br /><br />

Does retaining guidance imply Infosys can regain market share?

Crisis call: Infosys brings back Murthy as Chairman for Re 1

In a surprise call, the Infosys board has re-inducted NR Narayana Murthy as Executive Chairman to reverse the company's drift under SD Shibulal

Murthy's return signals admission of failure by Infosys; can he do a Steve Jobs?

Steve Jobs did it. And P&G thinks bringing back old CEO AG Lafley will help the company. Will Narayana Murthy be able to pull it off at Infosys in his second coming?

Reading the tea leaves from Infosys' Q4 flopshow

Infosys, despite a small revival in the last quarter, is back to its lacklustre streak in Q4. Here's what theQ4 numbers suggest

Debt crisis fails to spoil Europe plans of Indian IT cos

Indian IT services exporters are on track to increase Europe's share in their revenue and see only a short-term impact of the paralysing debt crisis.