BENGALURU — Infosys co-founder N.R. Narayana Murthy recently told BJP MP Tejasvi Surya that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is perhaps the only person he knows who works 100 hours a week, praising the PM’s tireless work ethic during a candid two-hour conversation aboard a Mumbai-to-Bengaluru flight.
Surya, the Member of Parliament for Bengaluru South, shared highlights of their discussion on…
Infosys Invests in 4baseCare to Transform Cancer Care with Advanced Genomics
In a significant move that underscores its growing interest in healthcare innovation, Infosys has announced its investment in 4baseCare, a healthtech startup focusing on oncology (cancer care) powered by advanced genomics. Through its Infosys Innovation Fund, the tech giant will acquire Series A compulsory convertible…
India has emerged as the world’s fifth-largest economy, boasting a GDP of $3.57 trillion as of 2023. As the largest democracy and the second-most populous country, India is a land of contrasts: while many still live in poverty, it has a vibrant entrepreneurial spirit. This article explores ten remarkable Indian entrepreneurs who have significantly impacted various industries, creating immense…
In a significant move for the Indian spacetech sector, Infosys has announced an investment of INR 17 crore (approximately $2 million) in GalaxEye Space Solutions Pvt Ltd. This funding comes as part of the Infosys Innovation Fund, aimed at supporting innovative startups in emerging technologies.
About GalaxEye
Founded in Bengaluru, GalaxEye is an IIT M-incubated startup focused on Earth observation…
In a surprising turn of events, the chief executives of Indian midcap IT firms Coforge and Persistent Systems have earned more than their counterparts at industry giants TCS and Infosys in the past financial year. This trend highlights a growing willingness among midcap IT companies to offer competitive compensation packages to their top executives as they navigate through a challenging business…
Indian benchmark indices faced a sharp decline on Friday, influenced by weak global economic data and growing recession concerns. The BSE Sensex dropped by 885.60 points, or 1.08%, closing at 80,981.95. The NSE’s Nifty50 fell by 293.20 points, or 1.17%, ending the day at 24,717.70.
As the market braces for Monday’s trading session, key stocks are expected to be in focus:
Infosys: The IT giant…
