TCS underperformed in the past year, with its shares falling 10%, trailing key IT peers like Infosys, HCL Tech, and Wipro; ...

TCS shares have underperformed peers due to global economic headwinds, client-specific issues like the BSNL contract ...

Shares of HCL Technologies Ltd. 532281 inched down 0.43% to 1,569.10 Indian rupees Monday, on what proved to be an all-around positive trading session for the stock market, with the BSE SENSEX ...

Corporate America showed resilience in the face of trade headwinds. Mega-cap tech giants — including Microsoft, Meta Platforms, Apple and Amazon — all surpassed Wall Street estimates ...

SecOps Labs will be part of a collaboration with HCL Technologies Ltd., an approach that fits with Google’s desire to offer customers previews of its security offerings for Google Cloud.

In the face of global trade fluctuations, the tech industry is maintaining a stance of cautious optimism, particularly around tariff and inflationary pressures in the US. Roshni Nadar Malhotra, ...

As fintechs buy up banks and acquire charters, companies looking into the option of legally becoming a bank face a series of challenges and potential risks ... Much like other tech companies, fintechs ...

Most IT stocks — including TCS, Infosys, HCL Tech, Tech Mahindra ... could trigger a fresh rally in IT stocks. "The current challenges facing the Indian IT sector appear to be a short-term ...

India’s IT sector is grappling with global headwinds, but the long-term story remains intact. AI adoption, cloud modernization, and a rebound in tech spending could lift these undervalued stocks—and ...

Shares of HCL Technologies Ltd (HCL Tech) will turn ex-date for dividend on Monday. The IT major had announced an interim dividend of Rs 18 per share for FY25. Monday is the record date for the ...

However, beneath this green boom lies a tangled web of challenges that businesses must navigate to thrive. Let’s delve into the key hurdles facing the industry in 2025. Regulatory Complexities ...

Because they generally don’t sell imported goods, San Francisco’s tech companies aren’t as obviously vulnerable to the trade war launched by President Donald Trump as Silicon Valley peers ...