Tata Consultancy Services has crossed the $30 billion revenue mark, solidifying its position as the world's second-largest IT ...

Will artificial intelligence combined with the challenges brought about by the tariff war upend the dyed-in-the-wool business ...

The tariff uncertainty in the US is triggering delays and dampening tech momentum across global IT services firms.

TCS CEO K Krithivasan says tariff uncertainty impacting the sector will be short-lived, expecting resolution within months.

However, the banking and financial services sector, which accounts for nearly a third of TCS's revenue, remains largely ...

K Krithivasan -- the chief executive and managing director of TCS -- believes that the tariff moves-induced uncertainty ...

During the post-earnings press conference, TCS CEO K Krithivasan said the early signs of recovery in discretionary spending ...

TCS CEO K Krithivasan is confident that tariff-induced uncertainties in the IT sector will be short-lived. Despite the current challenges, TCS maintains a robust order book and sees a rise in pricing.

Discretionary spending pressures were visible in the consumer segment in the US, with delays and project size reductions.

Krithivasan emphasised that the company’s robust deal pipeline, anchored by an order book exceeding $39 billion, provides ...

TCS said that spending on Gen AI-related projects is in addition to the outsourcing budgets, which should assuage investors' ...