S Gopalakrishnan

Simplicity Will Drive IT Growth

According to Dell chairman & CEO Michael Dell, simplicity will drive the growth of global industry by enabling costs reduction.

Karnataka govt to float non-profit company to spur investments

Karnataka is the first state in the country to implement a start-up policy to foster entrepreneurship, innovation and job creation, state Industries Minister R V Deshpande said.

Infosys co-founders Gopalakrishnan, Shibulal offload 7.5 mn shares for Rs 862 crore

wo of the billionaire co-founders of software major Infosys, S Gopalakrishnan and S D Shibulal, and some of the latter's family members today sold 7.5 million equity shares of the company for Rs 862 crore on exchanges.

4 Infy co-founders among 7 Indians in Forbes Asia's heroes of philanthropy list

Corporate India, lawyers say Satyam verdict delivered but delayed

Noted lawyer Harish Salve said the case has taken long as "we do not have the infrastructure in our courts to deal with these kind of cases".

AAP's populist measures targeted towards polls: Infy's Gopalakrishnan

Gopalakrishnan's comments come a day after Infosys Executive Chairman Narayana Murthy raised concerns over the party's decision to disallow FDI in the retail space.

Infosys board raises age bar to facilitate Murthy's re-entry

Country's second largest software services firm Infosys has increased the age limit for holding Chairman's post to 75 years, a move that facilitated the re-appointment of N R Narayana Murthy at the top position.

What is Rahul Gandhi's economic roadmap? India Inc keen to know

Ahead of his first interface with business leaders, India Inc on Wednesday expressed keenness to know Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's growth agenda and roadmap for reforms.

IT sector growth to create more jobs in 2013: Kris

Infosys on 11 January, beat market expectations with its December quarter results and also raised dollar revenue guidance for the fiscal ending 31 March.

Infosys not in favour of bringing corporates under RTI

Leading IT company Infosys has disapproved the idea of bringing corporates under the ambit of the Right to Information Act