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NTT Data may seek to buy only pieces of Perot Systems in the event it cannot agree with Dell on a price for the entire unit.

The news ends uncertainty about who will run the second-largest U.S. airline by capacity.

Access to the Internet is giving the country's young entrepreneurs a chance to produce high tech in India and sell it to the world, and they're going for it.

One of the biggest users of the U.S. professional guest worker visa program said first-quarter revenue jumped 20 percent.

Ramalinga Raju admitted in 2009 that $1 billion on Satyam's books didn't actually exist.

The company said it aims to move beyond traditional outsourcing and into advanced digital services to sustain the momentum.

It's not the copy machine company you think it is anymore.

Problem-finding and not merely building solutions for well-defined tasks is where the value of technology is, Vishal Sikka said.

The Newspaper Guild of New York says Time Inc.'s effort to outsource union jobs violates labor laws.

The company didn’t say what Mathews did, but added CEO Gautam Thakkar resigned, taking moral responsibility for his subordinate’s actions.

German flag carrier says the deal will help it cut IT costs by $89 million annually.

The German airline’s plan to outsource its IT business is expected to save the company nearly 70 million euros each year.

Cognizant continues to extend its lead over Indian competitors in the field of health care IT services, adding another small acquisition.

Cognizant made its biggest acquisition to date, agreeing to buy health care software maker TriZetto in $2.7 billion all-cash deal.

The private sector added 204,000 jobs in August, the fifth consecutive month of more than 200,000 job gains, according to ADP.

Infosys CEO-in-waiting sees great oppotunity in building innovative software

We all have heard of ghostwriters who help celebrities write books, but what about those who help students get into college?

Will Cognizant's move to hire thousands of workers in the country appease critics concerned about the loss of American jobs?

Aviva’s chief executive, Mark Wilson, wants to save £400 million ($611 million) in costs by cutting about 6 percent of its total workforce.

Any manufacturing revival will come in the face of challenges caused by deficiencies supporting our innovation system, MIT researchers find.

Data suggests that companies are targeting an aggressive reduction in cost of goods sold.