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    • Expert opinion on Infosys buyback offer of Rs 1,150 per share

    • With 65% local staff, HCL Tech sees no risk from Trump visa plan

    • Co closer to generating higher shareholder value:Mphasis

    • Sudin Apte: Why HCL, Blackstone bought Geometric, Mphasis

    • Very little biz overlap between HCL and Geometric: Parpia

    • International sales may exceed domestic in FY17: Godrej Consumer

    • Volvo deal to add 40 new clients, 2500 employees: HCL Tech

    • Not in top 3 but count on us for value: TCS' Chandrasekaran

    • Have seen balanced growth in US, Europe & Asia: HCL Tech

    • IT spends outlook for 2014 looks positive: HCL Technologies

    • IT industry may grow in range of 12-14% in FY14: NASSCOM

    • Talks of selling out to Accenture 100% false: HCL Tech

    • Product services, not product may be new way ahead: HCL

      Going ahead, product is going to be packaged as part of the service and is going to be offered on a per user per month, per usage basis

    • Deal pipeline stronger; see more orders from US, UK: HCL

      Anil Chanana of HCL Technologies said they have not seen any pricing pressure and their realisations continue to be the same.

    • Budget Expectations: Significant vendor churn seen in last few months, says HCL

      There has been significant vendor churn in the last months amid global economic uncertainties led by the Euro zone debt crisis, Vineet Nayar, Vice Chairman and CEO of HCL Technologies said on Monday.

    • 1% change in rupee impacts margin by 30 bps: HCL Tech

      After all the bad news from the Europe and US, IT companies finally have something going their way. The sudden depreciation in the rupee will positively impact the revenues of the IT sector.

    • Biz not hurt by global crisis, outlook unchanged: HCL Tech

      Turmoil in US and UK markets has largely impacted IT companies that are dependant on their foreign clients. HCL Technologies is one such company that may face difficulties due to the global environment. However, Vineet Nayar, vice chairman and chief executive officer said that the company’s growth outlook remains unchanged.

    • Bad macro in developed world good for Indian IT: HCL Tech

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Vineet Nayar, chief executive of HCL Technologies said that bad macro-economic condition in developed world is good for Indian IT industry.

    • Shiv Nadar University to go operational in August this year

      HCL founder Shiv Nadar is all set to kick start the second Shiv Nadar University, a multi-disciplinary university, on the outskirts of the capital in Noida. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Shiv Nadar, discuss his further plans for the university.

    • Would consider restructuring if clients demand it: HCL Tech

      In an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Kritika Saxena, Shiv Nadar from HCL Tech said that they would be go ahead with restructuring if the clients’ need demands it and how do they consider it as an opportunity to adapt.

    • Prefer to have US listing post Patni deal: Phaneesh Murthy

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