Infosys Adds 5,000+ Employees in Q3
Infosys reported a significant workforce increase, hiring over 5,000 employees in the third quarter, reflecting strong growth and demand in the IT sector.
Infosys reported a significant workforce increase, hiring over 5,000 employees in the third quarter, reflecting strong growth and demand in the IT sector.
Infosys reports $5.1 billion revenue for December quarter, exceeding analyst expectations. The company raises full-year guidance to 3-3.5% as demand recovery gains momentum in IT sector.
India's exports to China increased by 9.7% in 2025, reaching $19.75 billion. However, the trade deficit ballooned to a record $116.12 billion as Chinese exports grew faster.
Rishab Bajaj, son of MD Rajiv Bajaj, spearheads Bajaj Auto's latest electric vehicle launch in Pune, marking his growing role in the family business and the company's EV strategy targeting younger buyers.
Ravi Kumar Gupta, founder of Guugly Wuugly, reveals he sold wife's jewellery and took loans for his kids' apparel brand. Despite Aman Gupta's advice to shut down, he vows to continue with Mohit Yadav's mentorship.
Reserve Bank of India data reveals that deposits in Indian banks exceeded Rs 253 lakh crore as of December 25, 2024, marking significant growth in the financial sector.
Maharashtra emerges as India's most export-ready state in Niti Aayog's 2024 index, surpassing Tamil Nadu. Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh follow in rankings.
Infosys CEO Salil Parekh addressed false rumors during Q3 earnings call, confirming no employees were apprehended by US authorities. The company clarified the situation.
India's quick-commerce platforms are stepping back from their 10-minute delivery promise due to government pressure over gig worker safety and stress concerns.
CRIF High Mark report reveals borrowers under 30 lead new credit entry and unsecured lending, while 31-40 age group dominates loan portfolios. Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra have highest young borrower bases.
The World Bank has revised India's GDP growth projection upward to 7.2% for the fiscal year 2026, reflecting strong economic momentum and positive indicators.
India's overall bank credit has soared past ₹200 lakh crore for the first time, hitting ₹203.2 lakh crore by December 2025. Unsecured loans and credit card debt are driving this unprecedented growth, with year-on-year credit expansion nearly doubling.
While DGCA faces criticism over IndiGo's flight cancellations, the Competition Commission of India's passive role raises concerns. CCI must proactively investigate potential market abuse instead of waiting for complaints.
India's new labour regulations increase payroll costs, impacting corporate earnings in Q3. IT companies like TCS and Infosys see significant margin pressure as employee expenses rise.
Pakistan partners with World Liberty Financial, a crypto firm tied to US President Donald Trump, to explore stablecoin use for cross-border payments amid regulatory shifts.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis announces AAI's decision to relocate airport radar from Dahisar to Gorai, approved by Civil Aviation Minister. This move frees up land for affordable housing projects, potentially building 50,000 homes in North Mumbai.
Infosys reports a 2.2% decline in Q3 net profit to Rs 6,654 crore, impacted by Rs 1,289 crore in labour code expenses. Revenue grows 8.9% to Rs 45,479 crore. The company provides FY26 guidance of 3.0-3.5% revenue growth and 20-22% operating margin.
ACMA reports steady H1 growth but warns US tariffs will hit exports in second half. Trade deficit emerges as imports outpace exports, while domestic demand provides cushion.
Union labour minister urges quick commerce firms to drop '10-minute delivery' ads, sparking debate on whether this addresses road safety or is just symbolic policy.
Air India and Saudia signed a codeshare agreement to enhance travel between India and Saudi Arabia, offering streamlined booking and expanded destination access.
India's auto component exports surged by 9.3% in the April-September period, reaching $10.5 billion. The growth is driven by strong demand from key markets like the US and Europe.
A Reddit post reveals deep exhaustion among Indian professionals. Long hours, commutes, and constant connectivity are taking a toll. Is burnout now the price of success?
Trade negotiators from India and the US have restarted virtual discussions for a bilateral agreement after the Christmas break. Officials confirm engagement but refuse to set a signing timeline.
US stock markets declined on Wednesday with the S&P 500 dropping 0.3% as investors reacted to disappointing bank earnings and rising commodity prices. Oil and gold gained amid supply concerns and safe-haven demand.
Gold and silver prices surged to fresh record highs on MCX, extending their winning streak to four days. Intensifying Middle East tensions and global uncertainties boosted safe-haven demand, driving significant gains.
The US Supreme Court is poised to deliver a verdict on Donald Trump's global tariffs, a case testing presidential authority and impacting global trade. Trump warns of financial fallout if the court strikes down the levies.
US stock markets declined as investors analyzed earnings from major banks. The Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all fell amid mixed financial results and economic concerns.
Saudi Arabia announces a major gold discovery of 7.8 million ounces across four mining sites, marking a significant boost to the Kingdom's mineral resources and economic diversification plans.
Infosys ADR stock surged over 5% on Wall Street following the company's upward revision of its revenue guidance for FY 2025-26, reflecting strong market confidence.
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