Nomura said it prefers Infosys and Cognizant among large-cap IT services firms, Coforge in mid-caps and eClerx in small-caps.
Biopharmaceutical firm Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) and IT services company Accenture on Wednesday announced the opening of a new AI-powered content hub, Mosaic, in Mumbai. The generative AI-enabled facility is designed to accelerate BMS's global commercialisation strategy through enhanced digital capabilities, enabling the rapid creation of hyper-personalised, patient-centric content tailored for healthcare professionals, according to a joint statement. The launch of Mosaic is a key component of BMS's ongoing USD 130 million strategic investment aimed at advancing its portfolio of AI initiatives and AI-enabled marketing capabilities. Mosaic will utilise enhanced digital capabilities, including generative AI, to identify physicians' needs in real-time, allowing BMS to quickly and effectively develop targeted communications. To date, the Mosaic content hub has been successfully piloted across three US brands (Reblozyl, Camzyos, and Cobenfy) with plans to onboard additional brands and
Both companies said the partnership would combine their technical strengths to help organisations move beyond AI pilots and embed advanced, responsible AI across daily operations
Accenture's 2-5 per cent growth guidance despite strong bookings highlights subdued IT demand, hitting Indian IT stocks already under pressure from tariffs and visa fees
Accenture Q4FY25 results near top of guidance, but analysts remain cautious on Indian IT stocks amid macro uncertainty, weak discretionary spending, and H-1B risks
The Dublin-based company expects about $250 million in charges in the November quarter, on top of $615 million recorded in the fourth quarter, for a total of $865 million
India is already Accenture's largest employee base globally, with more than 300,000 of its 790,000 employees based in the country
Lunch with BS: Ajay Vij, Senior Country Managing Director, Accenture India
Accenture LearnVantage and IIT Madras's CAAR launch training programme to equip OEMs and GCCs with talent for building software-defined vehicles across key systems
IT stocks today: Accenture's Q3 results show that the adverse macro environment has started impacting clients' tech spending decisions, which may hit IT stocks in the near-term
Accenture reports 8% YoY growth in Q3 revenue, lifts FY25 forecast, as EPS climbs 15%, operating margin strengthens, and generative AI bookings reach $1.5 billion
Accenture shifts appraisal cycle to June citing economic uncertainty and US contract cancellations; 50,000 employees to be promoted globally including 15,000 in India
The Accenture promotions will take place in June, which will now replace the traditional December round of promotions
Accenture says most firms are still experimenting with AI, with just 15 per cent beyond pilot stage; agentic systems expected to fuel the next major transformation
TalentSprint helps in transformational learning programmes for emerging and experienced professionals in partnership with top-tier academic institutions and leading enterprise technology providers
Accenture said its federal services unit is facing a slowdown as the US General Services Administration instructed all federal agencies to review their contracts
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth estimates the Pentagon will save nearly $4 billion from the terminated IT and consulting contracts deemed non-essential
Artificial intelligence, AI engineering and mobile application development are the most sought after skills at the top 3 Indian companies of 2025. They also offer opportunities for learning and growth
IT stocks today: On the bourses, the Nifty IT index dropped 2.7 per cent in the intraday trade on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), but trimmed losses to quote 0.17 per cent down at 10:20 AM
Accenture said its federal services unit is facing a slowdown as the US General Services Administration instructed all federal agencies to review their contracts