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India's No.2 IT services provider Infosys raised the floor of its annual revenue forecast on Wednesday after reporting ...

Information technology giant Infosys Ltd. raised the lower end of its sales forecast for the year, signaling it had a little ...

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Infosys shares experienced a decline of over 1% on Thursday due to profit-booking following the release of its Q1 FY26 ...

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Infosys' performance has reignited investor interest in the sector and triggered a fresh debate on which IT stock—among ...

The Indian IT sector's Q1 results were mixed, with Infosys performing better than TCS, Wipro, and HCL Tech. The Nifty IT ...

Among the big four IT giants, India's second-largest IT major, Infosys, has fundamentally emerged at the top in terms of revenue growth and deal volumes.

Shares of Infosys were trading lower in Friday's session, influenced by very bearish sentiment according to a recent Moneycontrol analysis.

Infosys shares saw a 1.45% decrease in early trading, with the stock priced at Rs 1,530. This follows consistent growth in the company's revenue and net profit over recent years.

Bengaluru-based Infosys--the country's second-largest IT firm--has staged a strong quarterly performance and raised the lower ...