TCS said that the Marks & Spencer service desk contract referred to in the report went through a regular competitive tender process beginning January 2025 -- 'much prior to the cyber incident in April 2025'.
Deal wins have increased by 44% on a last twelve months basis, says TechM CEO Mohit Joshi
Missing analyst estimates, the company guided revenue in the range of -1.5 percent to -3.5 percent for Q1FY26.
The managing director and CEO added that the public sector bank expects gross NPAs to be in 2.3-2.35 percent level in the next financial year.
Last week, the Sensex declined 940.37 points or 1.55 per cent.
A democratically-elected government should have powers and responsibility to protect its citizens online. However, the new IT rules seem to be designed to control the Internet
Source said the National Cyber Security Coordinator attributed the breach to phishing attack, ransomware, IP address manipulation, etc.
The 3.9 percent fiscal deficit target for FY16, reiterated by the government today, seems like an uphill task and unlikely to be achieved, says Nischal Maheshwari, Co-Head, Institutional Equities and Head-Research at Edelweiss Securities
R Sreesankar, Head - Institutional Equities, Prabhudas Lilladher, says that while every player having offshore IT centre with higher concentration of its employee base in Chennai will invariably be impacted by the recent floods, he remains positive on the sector.
While the number of deals grew to 142 during January-March 2015 from 134 deals in October-December 2014, Venture capital funding in the healthcare information technology (IT) sector dipped 35 percent globally.
The Government intends to revisit the 2003 protocol in the wake of a substantial increase in visits by Chinese nationals, which has led to jump in FDI inflows and involvement of that country in infrastructure projects here.
The Rs 2,745 crore proposed deal involves HT Global IT Solutions, part of Baring Private Equity Asia, purchasing 41.48 per cent stake of Hexaware Technologies following execution of 'share purchase agreements' and an additional stake of up to 26 per cent pursuant to a mandatory open offer.
Though Krishna Bodanapu, President and COO of Infotech Enterprises feels that the company may face some short-term challenges in Q4, he is confident of things being positive in FY14.