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  • TCS bags a 15-year contract from Ireland to transform the pensions system

    The contract requires TCS to provide digital solution for automatic enrolment of workers in Ireland. TCS will oversee scheme to enable enrolment, manage records and disbursement of benefits.

  • TCS North America chair Suresh Muthuswami resigns; Amit Bajaj likely to takeover: Report

    TCS will not appoint a new chairman for North America and Amit Bajaj, the current president of the region, will take over the oversight responsibilities

  • TCS chief cautious of economic slowdown, but remains confident of future growth

    The company's headcount also increased by 5,452 from the previous quarter, reversing a year-long trend of workforce reductions. This positive news drove TCS shares up nearly 7% on Friday.

  • TCS signs deal with Xerox to transform IT Tech using cloud, GenAI; stock rises 2%

    TCS will consolidate Xerox’s technology services to improve business outcomes, migrate complex legacy data centers to the Azure public cloud.

  • Tata Sons to sell 0.65% stake in TCS for $1.1 billion

    The Tata Group holding company plans to sell TCS shares at Rs 4,001 apiece, a 3.6% discount to its closing share price on March 18

  • F&O Buzzers: TCS may head for all-time high, Infosys support base shifts up; watch these levels to buy on dips

    Post today's gains analysts predict that TCS may head to all-time high levels of around Rs 4000. Infosys on other hand may challenge resistance of Rs 1660.

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    Our specially curated package of the big stories to help you stay at the top of your game.

  • TCS likely to close additional deals worth $1 billion with Marks & Spencer

    Last year, a company official told PTI that the demand for IT services remains strong in Europe and the UK despite macro headwinds like inflation, rate tightening, and political turmoil in the UK and the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

  • AI news Roundup: TCS keeps jobs with ChatGPT, Google hints at Imagen AI in Gboard, and Microsoft unveils telecom tools

    Your daily TLDR of important AI stories you must know about.

  • TCS is UK's no.1 software and IT services company once again

    The report is compiled through a detailed analysis of UK revenues of over 200 publicly quoted and privately held companies, a TCS statement said. TCS has retained its position as the UK’s largest SITS provider.

  • TCS to power Finnish steel giant Outokumpu's digital transformation

    The 'deep and contextual' understanding of the steel business and strength in Cloud powers TCS to bag a top deal with a European manufacturing major

  • Mcap of top-10 most valued firms falls over Rs 2.85 lakh crore; Reliance biggest drag

    On a weekly basis, the Sensex slumped 2,225.29 points or 3.89 per cent, while the Nifty lost 691.30 points or 4.04 per cent.

  • TCS aims to be world's largest IT company; says large-scale ops not a worry

    Today we are $25 billion in size. There are many companies that are $50, $100 billion in size. There is no reason we shouldn't aspire to be double, triple, quadruple of the size we are today. The question is how do we go about it, what should we do right towards it? But the opportunity is unbounded. Both on demand and supply-side we are sitting in a sweet spot

  • Rajesh Gopinathan completes 5 years at TCS; sets $50 bn revenue target by 2030

    Rajesh Gopinathan completes 5 years at TCS. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, he talks about the company’s $50 bn revenue target, new engines of growth and high cost pressures. Watch the video for more.

  • 5 of top-10 valued companies add Rs 86,000 crore in m-cap; TCS biggest gainer

    The market valuation of TCS jumped by Rs 36,694.59 crore to reach Rs 14,03,716.02 crore, while that of Reliance Industries (RIL) climbed Rs 32,014.47 crore to stand at Rs 16,39,872.16 crore.

  • Rising input costs to hurt companies’ margins despite expected strong Q3 show: Analysts

    While net profit growth would likely be in double digits, margins may come under pressure as prices of raw materials continue to stay elevated, they added.

  • Captive Boom! Global companies will add over 3 lakh technology jobs in India in next 3 years

    Rapid growth of technology hubs is great news for techies as it creates numerous jobs and raises salaries, but it poses a risk for IT services companies such as TCS, Infosys, HCL Tech and Wipro, as more clients now look to insource rather than outsource.

  • TCS to build investment insights solution for capital markets industry

    The solutionuses artificial intelligence techniques and TCS intellectual property such as Automated Data Discovery and Machine Learning-based Data Quality Management tools to help investment management firms enhance their portfolio decisioning, the company said in a statement.

  • The Tech Weekender: iPhone 12 gets official launch date, AMD wins desktops, Pixel 4a in India and more

    In case you missed them, here are the biggest developments from the world of tech from the week ending October 10.

  • Movers & Shakers: 10 stocks that gained or fell the most in 2018 based on news flow

    Among BSE500 space, stocks such as Kwaity, Vakrangee and IL&FS have fallen between 92 and 84 percent.

  • TCS complies with Sebi requirement on separate Chairperson, MD posts: Prime Database

    TCS was among the 291 companies mentioned by Prime Database that were required to appoint non-executive chairpersons, including by splitting the CEO/ MD and chairperson position.

  • Moody's retains A3 ratings for TCS with stable outlook

    The rating agency said the Tata Sons-run company's credit profile is stringer than the 'A3' rating, but the sovereign rating of BBB- constrains the rating.

  • Trump worries have changed nothing for TCS on ground: N Chandrasekaran

    Amid heightened concerns over protectionism in the Western markets, TCS chairman N Chandrasekaran on Thursday said "nothing has changed" for the country's largest software exporter on visas.

  • Trump worries have changed nothing for TCS on ground: N Chandrasekaran

    Amid heightened concerns over protectionism in the Western markets, TCS chairman N Chandrasekaran on Thursday said "nothing has changed" for the country's largest software exporter on visas.

  • Trump worries have changed nothing for TCS on ground: N Chandrasekaran

    Amid heightened concerns over protectionism in the Western markets, TCS chairman N Chandrasekaran on Thursday said "nothing has changed" for the country's largest software exporter on visas.

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