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Infosys reopens offices

By Patrick Graham, Manas Mishra and Sethuraman N R

Jul 22 2021 12:34PM

As India eyes long road back to work.

Infosys reopens offices

Indian outsourcing giant Infosys told employees last week they could resume work from offices, according to a memo seen by Reuters that offers an early sign of the country's US$190 billion technology services sector moving to get back on track. The Bengaluru-based IT services company ...

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