Infosys recovers lost ground; rises over 1% day after massive selloff on concerns over whistleblower complaint
Shares of Infosys on Wednesday bounced back, rising over 1 percent, after a massive selloff in the previous session on concerns over a whistleblower complaint against the company's top executives
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Infosys shares gained 1.28 percent to Rs 651.55 on the BSE and 1.26 percent to Rs 651.70 on the NSE
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Shares of Infosys on Tuesday plummeted nearly 17 percent marking their worst intraday fall in over six years, wiping Rs 53,451 crore from its market valuation
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A complaint by a group that calls itself 'ethical employees' of Infosys has alleged CEO Salil Parekh and CFO Nilanjan Roy were indulging in 'unethical practices' to boost short-term revenue and profits
New Delhi: Shares of Infosys on Wednesday bounced back, rising over 1 percent, after a massive selloff in the previous session on concerns over a whistleblower complaint against the company's top executives.
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The scrip gained 1.28 percent to Rs 651.55 on the BSE. On the NSE, it rose by 1.26 percent to Rs 651.70.
Shares of Infosys on Tuesday plummeted nearly 17 percent marking their worst intraday fall in over six years, wiping Rs 53,451 crore from its market valuation.
A complaint by a group that calls itself "ethical employees" of Infosys has alleged CEO Salil Parekh and CFO Nilanjan Roy were indulging in "unethical practices" to boost short-term revenue and profits.
The IT services giant on Tuesday said it is investigating the anonymous whistleblowers' claims.