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What set Infosys apart from the rest was its insistence on doing business in a fair and ethical manner. Photo: Bloomberg

Tue, Jun 12 2018. 11 44 AM IST

Opinion | Infosys: The dream company for many generations

Infosys redefined governance standards in India and created a new form of capitalism based on a good value system, sharing of wealth with all constituents—with clear separation of private interest and public wealth

Infosys Ltd ended last year with $10.94 billion in revenue and a workforce of 204,107. Photo: Bloomberg

Tue, Jun 12 2018. 08 52 AM IST

How Infosys became the darling of investors

In the 25 years since listing, Infosys has rewritten corporate governance rules

Sheldon Pollock, general editor of Murty Classical Library of India and the Arvind Raghunathan Professor of South Asian Studies at Columbia University. With liberal arts education very much in vogue, he makes a case for Indian classical texts. Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

Sat, May 26 2018. 10 48 AM IST

India is the great linguistic bazaar of the world: Sheldon Pollock

Sanskrit scholar Sheldon Pollock says a collaborative effort is needed to make classical languages attractive to the younger generations

Infosys’s stand on activist shareholders in its annual report for 2017-18 underlines a more pragmatic approach under Nandan Nilekani as the IT company looks to avoid any confrontation with any group of shareholders. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Tue, May 22 2018. 06 30 PM IST

Infosys shifts stance on activist shareholders

Attempts to fully address concerns of activist shareholders may divert the time and attention of Infosys board and may impact share prices, the IT firm said in its Annual Report 2017-18

Infosys said that Ravi Venkatesan has resigned ‘to pursue an exciting new opportunity’. Photo: Aniruddha Chowdhury/Mint

Fri, May 11 2018. 07 01 PM IST

Ravi Venkatesan’s resignation seen as part of Infosys board reconstitution

More changes in Infosys board are not ruled out in the coming months, what with Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw’s elevation as lead independent director and now Ravi Venkatesan’s resignation

Infosys seems to be relatively better placed than TCS for much of the previous fiscal, as reflected by its 7.4% dollar revenue growth against TCS’s 6.2%. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Thu, May 03 2018. 11 35 PM IST

Make-or-break moment for Infosys

It’s a crucial time for Infosys and its new chief executive Salil Parekh. How much he can deliver will determine whether Infosys will continue to be a force to reckon with or become an also-ran

Infosys CEO Salil S. Parekh and his senior management declined to clarify whether the three-year journey implied that Infosys will only start posting industry-matching growth from the third year. Photo: Bloomberg

Tue, Apr 24 2018. 12 53 AM IST

Salil Parekh sets 3-year target to stabilize, turn around Infosys

Salil Parekh presented a three-year roadmap to restore Infosys’s former position as the bellwether of India’s $167 billion IT industry, promising to make the company “more relevant” to its top customers

At least three of Infosys’ long-standing foreign investors, including Oppenheimer Developing Market Fund, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, and Government of Singapore, have pared their shareholding. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Mon, Apr 23 2018. 08 09 AM IST

Tough task ahead for Infosys as FIIs continue to cut holdings

FII holding in Infosys dropped to 35.24% at the end of March 2018 as against 38.31% at the end of March 2017, according to the IT firm’s shareholding pattern

N.R. Narayana Murthy, co-founder, Infosys. Photo: Aniruddha Chowdhury/Mint

Tue, Apr 17 2018. 10 26 PM IST

India facing a talent crunch: Narayana Murthy

Narayana Murthy said that about 80-85% of youngsters are not trained for any job, criticizing the Indian education system for its emphasis on rote learning rather than problem solving

Infosys bought Panaya and Skava on former CEO Vishal Sikka’s watch. It spent $320 million on the two and now, less than two years since the acquisitions, it has written down $90 million on the deals. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Fri, Apr 13 2018. 06 01 PM IST

Infosys wipes out Vishal Sikka legacy, to sell Panaya, Skava

That Infosys has decided to let go of acquisitions of Panaya and Skava is the clearest sign yet of the firm heralding in the era of new CEO Salil Parekh

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