Tcs America

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  TCS Joins Hands with John Wiley To Modernize Its E-commerce Platform

  TCS will modernize Wiley's e-commerce platform for the North America region and later, to the UK, Europe and Asia, TCS said in a regulatory filing to the stock exchanges

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  TCS To Develop Blockchain Ecosystem in Latin America; Stock Rallies Over 1%

  TCS will leverage its deep domain knowledge across industry verticals and technological expertise to create a marketplace of blockchain solutions in healthcare, energy, education and financial services, TCS said

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  V Ramakrishnan To Be The New CFO Of TCS

  Ramakrishnan, or Ramki as he is popularly known, joined TCS Finance in 1999, and served as the Finance Head of TCS North America for seven years.

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  TCS, Another Tata Group Firm Fined Over Rs 6,000 Crore By US Jury

  Tata Consultancy Services on Saturday said that it will "defend" itself against a US grand jury verdict, which slapped a $940 million (over Rs 6,000 crore) fine on India's biggest outsourcer and another Tata group firm - Tata America International Corp - in a trade secret lawsuit filed in 2014.

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  TCS Reports 16 Percent Jump in Quarterly Net Profit

  TCS said core markets like the UK, North America, and Europe grew smartly along with emerging markets like Latin America, India, and MEA.

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  TCS Says Modi-Obama Bonhomie Yet to Reflect on Visa Front

  Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Indias largest software exporter, has said domestic IT companies, which count America as their biggest market and are heavily dependent on it, are yet to benefit from the increasing warmth in the Indo-US ties.

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  TCS Reports 45 Percent Surge in Q1 Profit on North America Deals

  TCS said net profit for FYQ1, ended June 30, surged to Rs. 5,568 billion ($928 million) from Rs. 3,840 crores a year ago.

• TCS management optimistic on IT demand, shares gain

  The US and UK will also be weak, however Europe, APAC and Latin America will do better than company average. The weakness in regions other than India is in line with typical seasonality, according to TCS.

• Tatas step up US lobbying on immigration, education issues

  According to the latest Lobbying Disclosure Forms filed with the US Senate, Tata America International Corporation and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) are among the entities whose lobbyists engaged in lobbying activities in the last quarter ended September 30, 2013.

• Foreign investors were net buyers of domestic stocks in Q1: BofA-ML

  Despite reports to the contrary, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers on Dalal Street by pumping in $2 billion in June quarter, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML) report.

• TCS dragged to court by Orange County in California

  India's largest software services exporter, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), has been slapped with a lawsuit by Orange County in California for making "a series of false promises and intentional misrepresentations" during the bidding process for a contract.

• TCS: What brokerages say after Q4 results

  TCS reported an in-line set of results after market hours on Wednesday, and credited its diversified portfolio for the stable earnings. The stock is volatile today.

• TCS to pay $30 million to settle wage dispute in California

  The country's largest IT services provider Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has settled a wage dispute in California with two of its former employees after agreeing to pay $29.8 million (about Rs 158 crore).

• Tata Consultancy Services aims to scale up presence in China, Latin America, Europe

  Country's largest software services exporter Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) today said it is looking at significantly expanding footprint in China, Japan, Latin America and Europe to tap opportunities.

• IT firms to rebound in 2013, TCS may lead

  The year 2013 could bring some cheer for Indian IT companies. IT budgets of companies could be up low-single digits so clients will increase offshoring to stretch the dollar, benefitting India's $100 billion tech industry, Bank of America Merrill Lynch says. Global investment bank JPMorgan also says that barring hard-to-estimate effects of certain ...