Infosys is a global digital services and consulting company that was founded in India with only $250 USD. With over 37 years of experience, the company is present in over 46 countries. Find out more ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – Software giant Infosys plans to open a new office in Rhode Island that is expected to bring 500 jobs to the state by 2022, Gov. Gina Raimondo announced Monday. The Providence ...

India-based Infosys Ltd. has announced that it will move forward with hiring at least 10,000 Americans by 2019, reports Bloomberg. This is partly a result of pressure from the current administration ...

New Delhi: Infosys has announced a major reform in its onboarding process as the company has now opted to discontinue issuing job offer letters via emails. The company has made it mandatory for all ...

Facepalm: Infosys, an Indian tech giant with a market cap of nearly $100 billion, has allegedly been stringing along thousands of recent engineering graduates for years after extending job offers.

A federal lawsuit claims that requirements in job ads posted by India-based offshore company Infosys Technologies automatically discriminate against older workers. Ralph DeVito, a New Jersey resident ...

Infosys CSR arm launches skill program to help 0.5 mn job seekers; Over ₹200 cr committed in Ph-1 New Delhi, Jul 15 (PTI) Infosys Foundation on Tuesday announced the launch of a program that aims to ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Global software company Infosys announced plans on Thursday to double its workforce in Rhode Island. The India-based company, which opened its “Design and Innovation Hub” in ...

With the help of up to $14 million in state grants, India-based information technology and outsourcing provider Infosys will open a facility in Hartford that will employ 1,000 people within the next ...

There was supposed to be a tent up Friday at the site of the former terminal at Indianapolis International Airport. That's where Infosys was going to announce plans to build a $245 million campus — on ...

A director of Infosys has denied that any of the 350 staff gained in the company's acquisition of Expert Information Services will be relocated offshore. Infosys Technologies Australia's Srinath Batni ...