Career website Glassdoor has released the list of world's top 50 chief executive officers (CEOs).Google's Larry Page unseated LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner from the number one spot, which he grabbed last year from Facebook CEO
Bengaluru: Indian IT giant Infosys on Sunday said it aims to realize revenues in the range of $1.5 billion from its acquisitions and also reach the milestone of $20 billion by 2020.The company's mission is
New Delhi: After taking digs at Zomato and Ola, Housing.Com head Rahul Yadav has now taken pot shots at Vishal Sikka by posting a picture of the Infosys CEO sleeping at an airport lounge on
New Delhi: Infosys, one of the leading IT companies in India is all set to make its second startup investment this year.The investment is expected in a firm that makes air quality detectors as India's
India's second biggest IT outsourcing company – Infosys – on Monday announced the acquisition of US-based Panaya for $200 million.The New-Jersey based Panaya provides cloud-based quality management services for enterprise applications. Its clients include companies
Vishal Sikka has undertaken the biggest restructuring exercise in Infosys since he took over as the company's CEO in August last year.He has reshuffled the responsibilities of the top executives of the subsidiary companies. Sikka
New Delhi: Infosys, the country's second largest IT services firm, is open to ‘bigger scale' mergers and acquisitions but with a caveat, it is not interested in “yesterdays” companies.The Bengaluru-headquartered company, which was once the
New Delhi: Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka has met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and disclosed that his company will spend $250 million (over Rs 1,500 crore) to fund innovations in software and services in India.The chief
Bengaluru: Global software major Infosys Ltd would return to industry growth (13-15 percent) and catch up with its peers by end of fiscal 2016-17, its chief executive Vishal Sikka said on Friday."As our former chairman
The perennial problem of attrition seems to be a major concern for many Indian IT companies. To control this problem, a lot of them are now showering gifts such as iPhone 6S, 100per cent bonus
New Delhi: In order to retain staff and boost their morale, chief executive of Infosys Ltd, Vishal Sikka has rolled out about 4,000 promotions in October. The latest is the fourth round of promotion by
Bangalore: Infosys Ltd will annually pay its new chief executive and managing director Vishal Sikka a whopping $5.08 million (around Rs.30 crore) and stock options (equity shares) equivalent to $2 million, when he joins the
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