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Infosys gains over 4% on Nandan Nilekani's return; Nifty IT up nearly 1%

Infosys opened at Rs 947 and has hit a high and low of Rs 953.5 and Rs 937.9 respectively.

Gag order debut

Nandan Nilekani to bring the company back on track by putting a gag order on company executives

Infosys back on top 10 m-cap list; up 2% for second straight session

The stock was up 2.7% at Rs 919, extending its Wednesday's 2% gain on BSE, in range-bound market

Not all Infosys promoters support Murthy's criticism of management: IiAS

IiAS also said that the founders haven't always been in sync, and have had internal differences

Full text: Investors want Nilekani back on Infosys board, read the letter

They feel his return will restore stakeholder confidence

Infosys saga: What markets want to hear in NRN Murthy's investor call

Even after the Sikka's resignation, charges and counter-charges have continued to flow

As power shifts back to Bengaluru, Infy's hiring plans in US may take a hit

As the power shifts back to Bengaluru from Silicon Valley for Infosys, the company could face a setback in its ambitious plan to hire more than 10,000 people in the US, as Vishal Sikka's resignation dents its image as an employer of choice for local American engineers.It is compounded by analysts saying that Infosys may fail to meet its revenue forecast for the year ahead as the management turmoil would reflect on the company getting newer clients in areas such as digital and cloud, where employees need to collaborate with customers locally."Local hiring in the US is inevitable. It is not something Infosys is doing differently and all other IT firms are doing it. Sikka accelerated the process. But, the process may get delayed," Pareekh Jain, IT analyst, HfS Research India. "The projections were made based on future demand from the clients. And any turbulence there vand fall in demand may impact the timing."Since Sikka took over, Infosys has deliberately looked at increasing local ...

Board vs founder war: Is Infosys stock a good contrarian pick?

Infosys stock fell 9.6% last Friday after Vishal Sikka resigned as its CEO

Infosys loses Rs 34,000 crore in market-cap in two days

Infosys dipped 14% in past two trading sessions to Rs 874, its lowest level since August 8, 2014

Brokerages downgrade Infosys after Vishal Sikka's exit

Most have re-calibrated their earnings and profit growth forecasts for FY18 and FY19

Infosys tanks as Vishal Sikka quits as MD & CEO. Should you sell the stock?

The development sent the stock plummeting - down over 6% in intra-day deals on the BSE to Rs 955

Who will replace Vishal Sikka? Infosys now faces a recruitment headache

In an unusual move, the board accepted Sikka's resignation, but named him executive vice chairman

Narayana Murthy's shadow to loom large over search for new Infosys CEO

Infosys is yet to zero in on potential candidates

Way out for Infosys: Sebi or corporate affairs ministry should intervene

Things can't be allowed to remain the way they are

Murthy Vs Sikka: How corporates can avoid Infosys-like conflict

Lessons from Infosys turmoil

Did Murthy 'threaten' Infosys? Board tears into founder's claims

The Board said Murthy has repeatedly made "inappropriate" demands, which are inconsistent with his stated desire for stronger governance.

Infosys picks Purdue University to train 10,000 American employees

Of the total American employees the company planned to hire, 2000 will be based out of Indiana

Infosys' senior-level exits far lower than others: Vishal Sikka

In the last few months has seen a number of senior-level executives resigning

Infosys to buy customer experience studio Brilliant Basics

The acquisition is expected to close during the July- September 2018 quarter

Infosys can be 10 times large as it is today, says co-chairman Venkatesan

Firm to gain big via improvements on the execution front