The BSE Sensex rose to its highest weekly close in five weeks on Friday, on hopes renewed policy reforms by the government and easing inflation will give a much needed boost to the country's slowing

Indian shares fell 0.9 per cent on Thursday, led by export-driven software services companies after bellwether Infosys cut its outlook for revenue citing the debt troubles in Europe.

Infosys cut its annual revenue growth outlook for the second quarter in a row and warned of lower client spending due to the crisis in Europe, sending its shares down 8.4 per cent, their biggest fall

Anticipation of a slowdown ahead for export-dependent software service firms reinforced by Infy's reduced earnings outlook. Some large shareholders of Infosys Ltd, the country's second largest

Information technology stocks tumbled after sector bellwether Infosys came out with a somewhat disappointing earnings forecast for the March quarter even as its net profit for the October - December

After a sharp setback in early trades following a somewhat disappointing earnings guidance from Infosys, the market has recovered some lost ground this morning thanks to some strong buying in key

Wipro's focus on consulting seems to be paying off. The company expects to have a $500 million (Rs 2,585 crore) consulting business in the next three years. Kirk Strawser, the managing partner of

Many students decline the lucrative finance sector to opt for jobs in core-engineering sector as it offers job security and good pay.

BSE index rose 10.77 points, to 16,175.86, while NSE index ended 0.24 per cent higher at 4,860.95.

The market remains extremely sluggish today with investors not showing any keen interest in building up positions. Even large cap stocks continue to struggle, midcap and smallcap stocks are faring