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No leadership role for son Rohan at Infosys, insists Narayana Murthy

NR Narayana Murthy, who returned as Executive Chairman of Infosys on Saturday, said he will be more effective with his son Rohan as an Executive Assistant but made it clear the latter has no leadership role.

Rescuing Infosys: Why Narayana Murthy had to break two of his own rules

Infosys often prides itself on sustainability, profitability and predictability. Very few observers would have predicted that Infosys would make an announcement early Saturday morning, saying that NR Narayana Murthy would be back in an executive position at a company he founded 32 years ago.

Under pressure: Why Infosys has recalled Narayana Murthy as chairman

Will Infosys miss its revenue outlook for current year?

Infosys' dollar revenue growth outlook of 5 percent for the year ending March 2013 could be under threat, Infosys management have been attributed as saying by various analyst reports.

Not bothered about Cognizant's growth: Infosys

Cognizant's astronomical growth has been under watch for quite some time now. While rivals are curious to know what is it that Cognizant is getting right, its rival Infosys said that it is not bothered by former's performance.

Founders playing musical chairs has hurt Infosys

The new management at Infosys should take a leaf out of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's book, and admit that in spite of a global downturn this Indian enterprise can and should outperform.

5 things Infy mgmt has to say about weak earnings

The focus of conference call was the order cancellation that had resulted in a $15 million write-off, the reasons for scrapping quarterly guidance, and the emerging challenges and outlook.

Infosys' Shibulal writes to clients; addresses guidance, visa row

Shibulal said the letter was part of the company's ongoing dialogue with clients who remain confident in Infosys' abilities to deliver.

After disappointing sales, calls for change at top of Infosys louder

The conservatism that served Infosys Ltd so well for three decades is now stunting its growth, prompting calls from investors for new blood at the top of India's showpiece outsourcer.

Infosys' Vishal Sikka says founders fully committed to the company

Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka today said the founders of India's second largest IT services firm Infosys still remain committed to the firm and the sold stock will be used for philanthropic purposes.