Indian It Companies

Narendra Modi in Washington: Prime minister meets CEOs, says GST can be taught in US business schools

The whole world is looking at India and its 7,000 reforms for ease of doing business, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the CEO's meet in the United States on Sunday.

Nasscom rubbishes reports of mass layoffs by Indian IT companies

Software body NASSCOM have said that rumors, concerning mass layoffs by IT companies in India, are misplaced and incorrect.

Singapore visa restriction: India's techie strength below 10,000 in SE Asia, says Nasscom

The visa issue has been brewing for over a year now, and Nasscom has been engaged in a dialogue with authorities in India as well as Singapore to resolve the matter.

TCS confident of maintaining leadership position in domestic market, says CEO Rajesh Gopinathan

For Indian IT companies, America accounts for the lion's share of revenues at about 60 per cent, while Europe and the UK contribute about 20 per cent.

Tech Mahindra delays appraisals for senior staff as Trump heat adds to worries

In a move aimed at boosting its margin, software firm Tech Mahindra has put on hold appraisals of its employees having experience of more than six years

Donald Trump's new executive order could overhaul H-1B visa program: Here are some concerns

According to this new order drafted by Trump's administration, there could be an overhauling of the work-visa program which technology companies depend on to get workers from abroad to work in the US.

H1-B visa minimum salary could be increased to $130,000 according to latest US legislation

A legislation has been introduced in the US House of Representatives which among other things calls for more than doubling the minimum salary of H-1B visa holders to USD 130,000, making it difficult for firms to use the programme to replace American employees with foreign workers, including from India.