Pune: The ongoing conflict in West Asia has begun affecting corporate campuses in India, with a shortage of LPG supplies ...

A cooking gas crunch, stemming from the West Asia conflict, has forced major Indian IT firms like Infosys, TCS, and Cognizant to drastically cut canteen services. Employees are now compelled to bring ...

IT giants Infosys and HCLTech are implementing temporary measures due to an LPG gas shortage impacting India. Infosys has adjusted food court menus and cooking methods across its Bengaluru, Pune, and ...

For thousands of employees returning to campus, the "future of work" currently looks like a limited menu of cold salads and dry snacks as firms scramble to manage the energy crunch.

From campus ideas to global start-ups, IIT-Bombay’s SINE is now helping turn entrepreneurial ambition into IPO-bound ventures ...

Delayed joining letters and shrinking campus intakes point to a shift from bench-building to just-in-time hiring.

For many corporate employees in India, especially those in the IT sector, leaving their hometowns for work often means ...

The West Asia conflict has disrupted LPG supplies, making employees pack lunchboxes, rethink daily routines, and doubt the sustainability of mandatory office days.

Infosys buyback: Infosys shares were trading 2% lower amid record date for its ₹18,000 crore buyback today. Infosys buyback record date is Friday, November 14. This means that only those shareholders ...

India's IT outsourcing firms face uncertainty as artificial intelligence threatens traditional coding jobs, though disruption has yet to materialise significantly.

This development comes shortly after reports surfaced that around 1,500 students from the April 2022 batch, who had previously received offer letters, were seeking clarity on their job prospects after ...

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