According to a statement from HCL Tech, to support its hybrid workplace model, Mondelez International deployed HCLTech's top-rated BigFix platform to automate the discovery and remediation of potential vulnerabilities, ensuring all endpoints - including servers, mobile devices and laptops -- are continuously secured and compliant.
Pune (Maharashtra) [India], September 22 (ANI/PNN): According to the Ministry of Company Affairs, the CSR expenditure in FY 2020 was Rs 24,689 Crores. FY 2021 named Tata Group at the top position with spending of nearly Rs 1000 Crs on CSR, followed by Reliance Industries with approx. INR 922 Crs on social projects. While Infosys, ITC, Wipro, Hindustan Zinc, HCL Tech, HUL, GAIL (India) and L&T contributed as much, a massive segment of India Inc. contributes to Social causes each year. Social projects attract considerable investments; timely intervention and require 360-view and real-time insights for stakeholders and audience engagement.
Mumbai Jan 27 PTI Equity benchmark Sensex tumbled 581 points on Thursday in tandem with a global selloff after the US Federal Reserve signalled policy tightening from March The 30-share index ended 58121 points or 100 per cent lower at 5727694 Similarly the NSE Nifty plunged 16780 points or 097 per cent to 1711015 HCL Tech was the top loser in the Sensex pack skidding over 4 per cent followed by Tech Mahindra Dr Reddys Wipro TCS Titan and Infosys On the other hand Axis Bank SBI Maruti and Kotak Bank were among the gainers The US Federal Reserve on Wednesday indicated that there is ample room to raise interest rates to fight inflation Investors fear foreign capital outflows from emerging markets like India after rate hikes in the US Elsewhere in Asia bourses in Shanghai Hong Kong Seoul and Tokyo ended sharply lower on the hawkish Fed stance Stock exchanges in Europe were also largely trading in the red in mid-session deals Meanwhile international oil benchmark Brent crude fell 016 per cent to USD 8982 per barrel Foreign institutional investors FIIs remained net sellers in the capital markets pulling out Rs 709448 crore Tuesday as per provisional data PTI BAL ABM ABM
Mumbai Jan 19 PTI Equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty tanked around 1 per cent on Wednesday due to sharp losses mainly in IT banking and FMCG shares following a global rout in equities on rate hike worries The 30-share BSE Sensex declined by 65604 points or 108 per cent to close at 6009882 with 23 of its constituents ending in the red The broader NSE Nifty plunged by 17465 points or 096 per cent to close at 1793840 points as 35 of its stocks closed with losses Infosys fell the most among Sensex stocks declining by 285 per cent Among other IT stocks TCS fell by 187 per cent Wipro by 152 per cent and HCL Tech by 170 per cent Asian Paints by 271 per cent HUL declined by 241 per cent Bajaj Finance by 207 per cent and Kotak Bank by 186 per cent Foreign investors remained net sellers in the Indian equity markets as they offloaded stocks worth Rs 125495 crore on Tuesday according to stock exchange data Asian stock markets declined in cautious trading with Tokyos Nikkei 225 plunging nearly 3 per cent following losses on Wall Street Australias SPASX 200 fell 1 per cent to 733250 South Koreas Kospi declined 08 per cent the Shanghai Composite lost 03 per cent to 355818 Hong Kongs Hang Seng inched up PTI MR MKJ
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