As per the report, emails sent by an Infosys manager to employees explaining the policy stated that he noticed a substantial increase in requests for approval of additional WFH days. The mail asked ...

CHENNAI: Infosys has moved to tighten its work-from-home and hybrid working framework, marking another step by India’s large IT services companies to recalibrate workplace flexibility after the ...

Infosys has updated its internal policy to allow certain employees to work from home. This decision comes as the company continues to navigate its return-to-office strategy during the third quarter of ...

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Shares of Indian IT companies are on track for their worst trading session in nearly six years, after Anthropic's new AI plugin tools threatened to upend the business model of the $283-billion ...

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Waste collection in Lexington is returning to its regular schedule this week after the city temporarily suspended service due to cold temperatures and icy streets. The city announced the change Monday ...

The sell-off in IT stocks was triggered by an announcement from US-based AI startup Anthropic. (AI image) The negative sentiment mirrored weakness on Wall Street, where the technology-heavy benchmark ...

Winter Storm Fern has left nearly a half foot of snow in Lexington and Louisville, and it’s likely to remain on the ground for a while amid bitterly cold temperatures in the forecast this week.

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