Debangana Ghosh

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Debangana Ghosh

India's largest IT services player Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) hired 42,000 freshers in FY25, a tad above its target of 40,000, and remains optimistic about crossing this threshold in FY26 as well. Chief human resources officer (CHRO) Milind Lakkad, however,  was cautious when he announced that the company would delay its wage hike cycle in the current fiscal amid macroeconomic headwinds and uncertainties arising out of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Debangana Ghosh

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the country’s largest IT services player, has reported a 4.2 percent growth in constant currency (CC) for the financial year 2024-25, the second consecutive fiscal of low single digit growth amid business uncertainties for the wider sector. FY25 though was a tad better than the previous year when the company grew at 3.4 percent.

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Debangana Ghosh

Australian design platform Canva launched Visual Suite 2.0 at its flagship event Canva Create in Los Angeles on April 10, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and data into its design-focussed platform. Featuring advanced data visualisation, conversational design, personalised content at scale, and new ways to create interactive experiences, this is expected to be a turning point for the company’s enterprise offerings, which it ventured into less than a year ago.

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Debangana Ghosh

TCS Q4 order book declines 7% YoY to $12.2 billion, but beats estimates India’s largest IT services company Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on April 10 reported $12.2 billion in total contract value (TCV) for the quarter ended March 31, beating Street estimates as BFSI vertical showed recovery.

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Debangana Ghosh

The country’s largest software exporter Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) will come out with its March quarter numbers on April 10, kick starting the IT earnings season. The numbers come on the heels of US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs taking effect, upending global trade. North America is the core market for India’s IT sector, accounting for more than 60 percent of revenue.