But the question remains – why Infosys is moving out of Russia? That too, when there are no Russian clients nor its business has been impacted by the war situation.
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Wipro has appointed Badrinath Srinivasan (Badri) as Managing Director for Southeast Asia.
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Read MoreConduent appoints Rahul Gupta as CTPO
Based in Florham Park, Gupta will be responsible for end-to-end product and platform management including implementation, maintenance and innovation.
Read MoreInfosys opens North Carolina Technology and Innovation Hub
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Read MoreInfosys to build software development centre in West Bengal, to invest Rs100 crore
As part of this project spread over 50 acres, Infosys will invest approximately Rs 100 crores in the first phase of construction to build a 525,000 square feet facility, in which the company will create employment for 1000 engineers initially.
Read MoreIBM and Infosys take their AI battle to tennis courts
Both companies are grabbing some share of the huge millions and billions of dollars that are spent on the sport of tennis annually by the tennis governing body and tournament organizers.
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