Shivani Shinde

Mills to malls: How the Maximum City transformed from Bombay to Mumbai

How liberalisation, land-use reforms, technology, finance and infrastructure transformed Mumbai from a mill-driven industrial city into a sprawling services and financial hub

ITC Infotech, Happiest Minds Technologies to merge in ₹1,330 crore deal

ITC will hold about 73.4 per cent in the merged company, which will have over 19,000 employees, serve 800 customers and target $1 billion in annual revenue by FY28

Indian telcos bet on AI networks to drive revenue growth, infras upgrades

The study found that 67 per cent of Indian respondents "strongly agree" that AI-driven network services will be the primary driver of revenue growth over the next three to five years

Cyient to focus beyond project-led ER&D deals; eyes long-term deals

The company has increased spending on sales and marketing, cut general and administrative costs, revamped sales teams in some businesses

SaaSpocalypse premature: Salesforce S Asia head Arundhati Bhattacharya

Arundhati Bhattacharya believes the company has made sure to tackle customers' concerns

Octave Intelligence opens GCC in Hyderabad, plans workforce expansion

Octave Intelligence has inaugurated a 2-lakh-sq-ft technology centre in Hyderabad and plans to scale its workforce to 2,000 engineers across software, AI, data and cloud

TCS powers Europe push with nearly ₹14,000 crore Porsche deal

To also acquire German auto giant's IT unit for ₹3,574 crore

Porsche deal an opportunity for us, says TCS CEO & MD K Krithivasan

In an in-person interview, K Krithivasan , CEO and managing director TCS and Michael Leiters, CEO, Porsche AG talk about the acquisition and the carve-out with Shivani Shinde.

Govt unveils ₹62,500 cr mobile manufacturing scheme, incentives up to 5%

Five-year scheme offers production-linked incentives and additional benefits for domestic sourcing of key components, while providing support for Indian mobile phone brands

US financial services firm Charles Schwab sets up GCC in Hyderabad

The 3.45 lakh sq ft Schwab India centre will support the US business through technology, engineering and operations, with headcount targeted at around 2,000 by end-2027

CtrlS raises ₹250 cr from entrepenuers Nikhil Kamath, Sreeram Reddy Vanga

The capital will support CtrlS's infrastructure expansion and capacity build-out to meet growing enterprise and hyperscaler demand across India

New factories, aircraft, AI hubs to test Tata group's funding muscle

In the first of a two-part series, Business Standard examines the funding needs of Tata Electronics, Air India, Agratas and Tata Digital - and the role Tata Sons may play in financing them

India may get 5-8 more semiconductor plants in 7-8 years, says PM Modi

In his Independence Day address, the Prime Minister also said the government would train one crore youth in artificial intelligence skills over the next one year

After N Chandrasekaran's exit, TCS loses its key man on the inside

Chandrasekaran's exit as Tata Sons chairman marks a major shift for TCS, leaving its leadership to navigate AI disruption without the group chairman's deep expertise

Tata Trust passes resolution to initiate setting up of selection committee

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust has passed a resolution to initiate the setting up of a selection committee to recommend a successor to N Chandrasekaran as Tata Sons chairman

N Chandrasekaran's exit puts Tata Digital, semiconductor bets in focus

Tata Digital's continuing losses and the long gestation period of the group's semiconductor projects have come under sharper scrutiny amid questions over future funding

Who's next for Tata Sons as Chandra steps away? A winding road ahead

Tata Sons must constitute a selection committee to choose its next chairman amid governance disputes at Tata Trusts and unresolved questions over listing and the SP Group

Hackers target AI supply chains as stolen tokens fuel new cyber threat

Cyber attackers are increasingly stealing AI access credentials and reselling compute through gray-market networks, raising financial and supply-chain risks for companies

35 years of liberalisation: How IT sector became India's dollar engine

India's IT industry was built not just on Y2K, but on the 1991 reforms that opened capital, technology, telecom and global markets, creating a powerful engine of exports and foreign exchange

Wonderful launches India operations, plans to hire 1,000 engineers locally

The Israel-founded, Amsterdam-headquartered startup plans to establish a delivery centre and recruit at least 1,000 forward-deployed engineers as it expands in India