Feb 26, 2018 - Trump government makes H-1B visa approval tougher, Indian IT firms to be hit

Cyber attack: ‘Reasons for startups’ data breaches go beyond lack of focus on securing apps, websites’ Hackers are becoming more and more interested in the data of Indian consumers. 2020 saw a series of startups' data breaches which left consumers and even businesses asking one question - How secure are we?

TCS launches Covid-19 testing and vaccine management suite Vaccination for Covid-19 involves a highly complex orchestration of multiple stakeholders — from manufacturing to allocation to storage, and reporting to monitoring

Cognizant Tech rolls out promotions, payouts for staff Move aimed at curtailing staff attrition, which had seen 3,000 leaving the company in 2020

HCL Tech’s US arm to raise $ 500 million via senior unsecured Notes The Notes will be listed on the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited

Ganesh Natarajan appointed Chairman of Honeywell Automation India Honeywell Automation India Limited has appointed Ganesh Natarajan as Independent Director (Non-Executive) and Chairman of its Board of Directors, effective March 8.As Chairman, Natarajan will offer g

Nasscom rolls out second edition of a mentoring program for deep tech start-ups Ropes in Intel, Cisco, Zinnov, NetApp as partners

This decade will mirror the ’90s: Kenneth Andrade The veteran of the investment industry argues that this decade will witness an export-led growth. And while IT and pharma would rule the economy, other smaller industries too will jostle to rise up.

Wipro to acquire Capco, a global management and technology consultancy to banking and financial services industry, for $ 1.45 billion Wipro to acquire Capco, a global management and technology consultancy to banking and financial services industry, for $ 1.45 billion

Big Tech firms see tax windfall after Supreme Court ruling on Microsoft Big Tech firms, including Facebook, Amazon and Google, are set to file for tax refunds in India following a Supreme Court judgment on tax on royalty, but all may be not lost for the government.

India’s new digital media rules will harm open Internet: Mozilla “Ripple effects of these provisions will have a devastating impact on freedom of expression, privacy and security,” Internet company Mozilla said.

India an overperformer in frontier tech among developing countries: UN report

An era of coding, robotics and A.I. for education Coding, robotics and Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) are important skills of the 21st century to succeed professionally.

India to expand space ties with Italy: ISRO India has agreed to expand space cooperation with Italy by tapping opportunities in earth observation, space science, robotic and human exploration, the state-run Indian space agency said on

Infosys to double Canadian workforce to 4,000 by 2023, announces 500 new jobs in Calgary Infosys plans to build a strong pipeline to expand the skills needed to accelerate digital transformation.

Infosys steps up local hiring strategy in key markets Over the last few years, it has been stepping up hiring of local, visa-independent employees. In September, the company announced its plan to hire 12,000 American workers, taking its employment commitment in the US to 25,000 by 2022

Infosys, TCS, Wipro not dependent on H-1B visa for US positions Even as Indian tech workers make up the bulk of H-1B recipients, it's not Indian companies that are hiring them.

Tech firms lend support to India’s covid vaccination drive Vaccines administered at government health facilities are free, while private facilities cannot charge more than ₹250 per dose, the Centre has said

Ireland to Malta, UAE to Belgium — all want Indian nurses, offer better pay and perks Kerala govt’s overseas employment body alone has sent 253 nurses abroad from 1-23 Feb, over 6 times its usual monthly number. Dubai is offering Rs 2 lakh/month salary.